What type of inclusion might have its appearance altered by treatment?

Inclusions such as dental caries or certain types of tumors may have their appearance altered by treatment. For example, the appearance of dental caries might change after restorative procedures or fluoride treatments, as the decay is removed or remineralized. Similarly, tumors may shrink or change in density following chemotherapy or radiation therapy, affecting their imaging characteristics. These alterations can influence diagnosis and treatment planning.