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A 28-year-old presents with a small occlusal carious lesion on tooth 36 that is confined to enamel and dentine but has not yet cavitated radiographically on the proximal surface. The patient has good oral hygiene and a low caries risk. According to contemporary minimal-intervention principles taught in Australian dental programs, what is the most appropriate management of this early occlusal lesion?

Place a preventive resin restoration or seal the affected fissure after minimal caries removal Prepare a full-coverage stainless steel crown to prevent further breakdown Remove the entire occlusal surface and place an amalgam restoration Extract the tooth to eliminate the caries risk

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Place a preventive resin restoration or seal the affected fissure after minimal caries removal

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