dental anatomy

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den·tal a·nat·o·my

1. that branch of gross anatomy concerned with the morphology of teeth, their location, position, and relationships;

2. a course in anatomy specifically designed to meet the needs of the curriculum of a school of dentistry.

den·tal a·nat·o·my

(den'tăl ă-nat'ŏ-mē)

That branch of gross anatomy concerned with the morphology of teeth and their location, position, and relationships.

den·tal a·nat·o·my

(den'tăl ă-nat'ŏ-mē)

1. Branch of gross anatomy concerned with the morphology of teeth, their location, position, and relationships.

2. Anatomy course specifically designed to meet the needs of the curriculum of a school of dentistry.

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The text also discusses implant hardware recommendations related to tooth anatomy in natural dentition, as well as proper positioning.

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will provide an alternative to the traditional dental impression process and enable the high-speed 3-D motion capture of tooth anatomy used to create PFM and all-ceramic crowns and bridges manufactured by dental labs.

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Radiographic examination of the affected tooth revealed an abnormal tooth anatomy (Fig 3).

"TAURODONTISM" AN ENDODONTIC ENIGMA: A CASE REPORT

Factors such as tooth anatomy and restorative and endodontic considerations have been linked to gingival inflammation and attachment and tooth loss.

Significance of cervical enamel projections in periodontal treatment

Studies of the tooth anatomy have shown that anatomical variations can occur in each group of teeth, in each person and they should be considered as frequent possibilities.