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Meanings of dental in English

Portuguese
consoante alveolar
Catalan
consonant alveolar
Spanish
dental
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A consonant articulated with the tip of the tongue near the gum ridge.

consoante alveolar

Bone.

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Medicine.

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Usage of dental in English
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Background: Malocclusion is one of the most common dental problems in mankind.
Pubmed
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This may pose a potential health risk for patients and dental personnel.
Pubmed
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Sugar also has negative impact on dental health and the related costs.
The South African
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Conclusion: Overweight Greek pre-school children are at higher risk of dental caries.
Pubmed
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HEALTHCARE - Include pharmacare and basic dental coverage in national health coverage.
Reuters
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Positive experiences in the dental office often enhance a child's future cooperation.
Pubmed
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He agreed to look for surviving family members, medical, and dental records.
206 Bones
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This will support general dental practitioners and patients in treatment decision making.
Pubmed
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Digital dental casts are used to evaluate treatment and changes over time.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Both the AAE form and EndoApp were beneficial for dental education.
Pubmed
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Recent dental treatment may also contribute to the development of this condition.
Jamaica Observer
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When you first came out of coma, I mentioned your dental work.
The bourne identity
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It can also damage crowns, veneers, implants and other expensive dental work.
The Irish Times
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Wiseguys value life about as much as they value used dental floss.
Monday Mourning
15
The standard dental chair hasn't changed in 40 years but dentistry has.
The new yorker
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Additional research may reveal the significance of colored dental biofilm in children.
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