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• Decay can be obvious on the chewing surfaces and on the sides of baby teeth. • It is difficult for the dentist to see decay between the back teeth as they have broad, flat contact surfaces where they meet. • This feature makes it difficult to detect the onset of decay without the aid of an x-ray.
