Examples of 'entire tooth' in a sentence
Meaning of "entire tooth"
entire tooth - This phrase is used in dentistry to refer to a whole tooth that has not been broken or damaged
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A crown is needed to keep the entire tooth.
Not the entire tooth.
A crown is made to cover the entire tooth.
It covers the entire tooth all the way to the gum.
It is custom made to cover the entire tooth.
You can choose to remove the entire tooth or undergo root canal treatment.
Crowns can be used to replace an entire tooth.
Santiago eventually needed the entire tooth extracted for health reasons.
Porcelain restorations usually cover the entire tooth.
The entire tooth and all fragments must be removed to prevent infection or other problems.
A crown would cover the entire tooth.
Do we just get out entire tooth removed or is there an alternative?
A traditional porcelain crown covers the entire tooth.
If the entire tooth were made of enamel, it would fracture very easily.
They may cover only a portion or the entire tooth.
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Instead, the entire tooth row is usually made up of long conical teeth.
They are harder than fillings and cover the entire tooth.
In more severe cases, the entire tooth may be removed.
Dental caries is a very aggressive disease that gradually destroys the entire tooth.
When the pulp dies, the entire tooth may become infected.
A dental implant is a high tech replacement tooth which imitates the entire tooth structure.
Removal of the entire tooth (extraction).
But one thing that has not changed is their inability to replace an entire tooth.
The high-frequency source will rapidly final heat the entire tooth contour surface to a hardening temperature.
More severe decay can cause a large hole or even destruction of the entire tooth.
Well, not the entire tooth.
The implant is fitted with a crown to create a natural-looking replacement for the entire tooth.
An overactive immune system may end up destroying the entire tooth in the process.
In severe cases, tartar and calculus may cover the entire tooth.
The only option for cavities that have affected the entire tooth is an extraction.
Unlike a filling, a crown covers an entire tooth.
The cavities can continue to grow and can cause the entire tooth to decay.
Alternatively, they may remove the entire tooth.
This is a single x-ray of an entire tooth.
Post-extraction radiographs are important to ensure that the entire tooth was removed.
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