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Prótesis Dentales: AlfabetoVersión en línea Vocabulario clave de prótesis dentales por Marian Yuliana Camargo Ortega A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Teeth made of materials that replace natural ones and look like them. Starts with B Relating to the cheek side of a tooth. Starts with C A dental prosthesis that completely covers or encases a damaged or decayed tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance. Starts with D Removable prosthesis that replaces teeth and tissues Starts with E The process of removing a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. Starts with F Related to the face. Starts with G an infection of the gums which causes swelling, pain, and sometimes bleeding Starts with H Persistent bad breath caused by bacteria, food particles, or medical conditions. Starts with I A negative mold of the teeth and oral tissues used to create accurate models for dental restorations. Starts with J Bone where the lower teeth are located. Starts with K A structural protein found in tissues such as the oral mucosa. Starts with L A place where dental prostheses such as crowns, dentures, and bridges are fabricated. Starts with M Large, flat teeth at the back of the mouth used for grinding and chewing food. Starts with N Real teeth in the mouth (not artificial). Starts with O The way the upper and lower teeth come together when the mouth closes. Starts with P A dentist who treats gum diseases and the tissues around the teeth. Starts with Q One of the four sections of the mouth. Starts with R A dental prosthesis that can be taken out and reinserted by the patient. Starts with S A flexible material used to take highly accurate dental impressions Starts with T A dental implant made of titanium, used as an artificial tooth root. Starts with U A sore or lesion in the oral mucosa that can be caused by ill-fitting dental prostheses. Starts with V The space between the lips or cheeks and the teeth/gums; important for denture extension. Starts with W A material used in dental laboratories to model and shape prosthetic components. Starts with X An image used to see teeth, bones, and roots inside the mouth. Starts with Y Teeth that have a yellow coloration, often due to staining or enamel wear. Starts with Z A strong, durable ceramic material often used in dental crowns and prosthetics.

Prótesis Dentales: AlfabetoVersión en línea

Vocabulario clave de prótesis dentales

por Marian Yuliana Camargo Ortega

Starts with A

Teeth made of materials that replace natural ones and look like them.

Starts with B

Relating to the cheek side of a tooth.

Starts with C

A dental prosthesis that completely covers or encases a damaged or decayed tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance.

Starts with D

Removable prosthesis that replaces teeth and tissues

Starts with E

The process of removing a tooth from its socket in the jawbone.

Starts with F

Related to the face.

Starts with G

an infection of the gums which causes swelling, pain, and sometimes bleeding

Starts with H

Persistent bad breath caused by bacteria, food particles, or medical conditions.

Starts with I

A negative mold of the teeth and oral tissues used to create accurate models for dental restorations.

Starts with J

Bone where the lower teeth are located.

Starts with K

A structural protein found in tissues such as the oral mucosa.

Starts with L

A place where dental prostheses such as crowns, dentures, and bridges are fabricated.

Starts with M

Large, flat teeth at the back of the mouth used for grinding and chewing food.

Starts with N

Real teeth in the mouth (not artificial).

Starts with O

The way the upper and lower teeth come together when the mouth closes.

Starts with P

A dentist who treats gum diseases and the tissues around the teeth.

Starts with Q

One of the four sections of the mouth.

Starts with R

A dental prosthesis that can be taken out and reinserted by the patient.

Starts with S

A flexible material used to take highly accurate dental impressions

Starts with T

A dental implant made of titanium, used as an artificial tooth root.

Starts with U

A sore or lesion in the oral mucosa that can be caused by ill-fitting dental prostheses.

Starts with V

The space between the lips or cheeks and the teeth/gums; important for denture extension.

Starts with W

A material used in dental laboratories to model and shape prosthetic components.

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Prótesis Dentales: AlfabetoVersión en línea

por Marian Yuliana Camargo Ortega

Starts with A

Teeth made of materials that replace natural ones and look like them.

Starts with B

Relating to the cheek side of a tooth.

Starts with C

A dental prosthesis that completely covers or encases a damaged or decayed tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance.

Starts with D

Removable prosthesis that replaces teeth and tissues

Starts with E

The process of removing a tooth from its socket in the jawbone.

Starts with F

Related to the face.

Starts with G

an infection of the gums which causes swelling, pain, and sometimes bleeding

Starts with H

Persistent bad breath caused by bacteria, food particles, or medical conditions.

Starts with I

A negative mold of the teeth and oral tissues used to create accurate models for dental restorations.

Starts with J

Bone where the lower teeth are located.

Starts with K

A structural protein found in tissues such as the oral mucosa.

Starts with L

A place where dental prostheses such as crowns, dentures, and bridges are fabricated.

Starts with M

Large, flat teeth at the back of the mouth used for grinding and chewing food.

Starts with N

Real teeth in the mouth (not artificial).

Starts with O

The way the upper and lower teeth come together when the mouth closes.

Starts with P

A dentist who treats gum diseases and the tissues around the teeth.

Starts with Q

One of the four sections of the mouth.

Starts with R

A dental prosthesis that can be taken out and reinserted by the patient.

Starts with S

A flexible material used to take highly accurate dental impressions

Starts with T

A dental implant made of titanium, used as an artificial tooth root.

Starts with U

A sore or lesion in the oral mucosa that can be caused by ill-fitting dental prostheses.

Starts with V

The space between the lips or cheeks and the teeth/gums; important for denture extension.

Starts with W

A material used in dental laboratories to model and shape prosthetic components.

Starts with X

An image used to see teeth, bones, and roots inside the mouth.

Starts with Y

Teeth that have a yellow coloration, often due to staining or enamel wear.

Starts with Z

A strong, durable ceramic material often used in dental crowns and prosthetics.