Radiographic Recurrent Decay

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What is recurrent (secondary) decay?

Decay that develops at the margin of an existing restoration (filling, crown, or bridge).

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How does recurrent decay appear on a radiograph?

A radiolucent (dark) area adjacent to or beneath an existing restoration.

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Where should you look for recurrent decay on radiographs?

Around the margins of restorations, especially:

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*Fillings

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*Crowns

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*Bridges

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*Existing restorations with open margins