You teach the dental hygiene theory course in which you discuss the ADA Caries Classification System (see the bottom of p. 83 and top of p. 84 for the tactile examination information

You teach the dental hygiene theory course in which you discuss the ADA Caries Classification System (see the bottom of p. 83 and top of p. 84 for the tactile examination information https://jada.ada.org/article/S0002-8177%2814%2900029-4/pdf) with the students.

You are now in the dental hygiene clinic teaching, and the student has determined that a possible lesion is a white spot lesion based on radiographic findings and clinical examination. You determine preventive measures that could be taken to re-mineralize the lesion. The clinic dentist explores the tooth surface until it ‘sticks’. He then diagnoses it as caries that need restoration. How would you handle the situation with the clinic dentist and with the student?