1. Tooth whitening or tooth Bleaching is the process of lightening the color of human teeth

2. Canine adjective Referring to a Canine tooth or teeth

3. The tooth pitch, tooth height, and geometry of the teeth can be either uniform or variable.

4. More teeth are lost this way than through tooth decay.

5. Accretion on teeth (6288001); Deposition on teeth (6288001); Tooth deposit (6288001); Deposits on tooth (6288001); Accretions on tooth (6288001) Definition Accumulations of microflora that lead to pathological plaque and calculus which cause PERIODONTAL DISEASES.

6. Cavities, or tooth decay, is the destruction of your tooth enamel, the hard, outer layer of your teeth

7. Bridgework involves crowning teeth on either side of a gap (left by a missing tooth or teeth)

8. Bitewing X-Rays Provide Early Detection of Tooth Decay in Back Teeth

9. See Differential Brushing Dentistry The cleaning of teeth with a tooth brush.

10. However, tooth Bonding is most often used to correct chipped or discolored teeth

11. Developed with the help of dentists for nearly 3 years, Y-Brush Brushes teeth simultaneously instead of Brushing tooth by tooth

12. Tooth Cavities are caused by plaque, a sticky substance that binds to teeth

13. Paulsen Autotransplantation of teeth is an old method of tooth replacement, but it

14. Some of the teeth of each group having a pitch measured from the tip of one of said teeth to the tip of a tooth adjacent the one to avoid uniform tooth spacing between all the teeth to the group.

15. ‘Practitioners were skilled in restoring Carious teeth with gold and replacing missing teeth with false ones.’ ‘Discoloration of a single tooth is usually because the tooth is non-vital, heavily filled, or Carious.’

16. A Bridge is a custom-made replacement tooth or teeth that fill the space where one or more teeth are missing

17. Tooth decay often begins on biting surfaces , between the teeth , and on exposed roots .

18. Cleaning between the teeth is called interdental cleaning and is as important as tooth brushing.

19. Teeth Chattering could also be caused by loss of enamel, which makes the teeth more sensitive, or a painful condition like tooth resorption

20. Dental sealant effectively protects your healthy, caries-free teeth for many years against tooth decay!

21. This technique will normally Anaesthetise the pulps of the tooth in question and the contiguous teeth

22. Dental Attrition is the wearing of the incisal or occlusal surfaces of teeth as a result of functional or parafunctional tooth-to-tooth contact. Regular Attrition is slow tooth wear associated with chewing

23. The stent is removed from the patient's actual teeth to expose at least one restored tooth.

24. Fauchard also developed five tools for extracting teeth, but he was much more than a tooth puller.

25. These include: A 1986 paper described prismatic structures in tooth enamel from two Spinosaurus teeth from Tunisia.

26. Conical Washers – Tooth Periphery Peripheral teeth on the underside of this washer rim prevent component shifting and …

27. Autotransplantation of teeth is a considerable option for tooth replacement in adults who are to undergo orthodontic treatment

28. This wide tooth wood Comb is shaped more like a pick, with a stubbier shape but long teeth

29. Dentists usually find tooth decay and Cavities by looking at your teeth and probing them with dental instruments

30. Jake may not have many teeth yet but developing a sweet tooth now could lead to decay later.

31. Use of compositions based on organically modified polycondensates of silicic acid for coating teeth and tooth replacement parts

32. Tooth migration or drifting can also be noted in some areas, causing spaces between the teeth or misalignment.

33. What Is Cavities In Teeth? Cavities are the decay of areas of the tooth and develop into small holes

34. Crowned (adj) having an (artificial) crown on a tooth "had many Crowned teeth" laureled, laurelled, Crowned (adj)

35. The fluoride enhances the strength of teeth by the formation of fluorapatite, a naturally occurring component of tooth enamel.

36. Acidulated phosphate fluoride: Abbreviation: APF A fluoride compound applied topically to the teeth to prevent dental caries (tooth decay)

37. The margin may be entire, but when dentate, a vein ends at the tip of each tooth (malvoid teeth).

38. Tooth Ankylosis is the pathological fusion between alveolar bone and the cementum of teeth, which is a rare phenomenon in the deciduous dentition and even more uncommon in permanent teeth

39. AButment A term of art referring to the teeth on either side of a missing tooth or teeth, which are used to anchor a fixed or removable dental prosthesis or bridge.

40. Bondings can also be used as filler to close gaps between teeth and to change the shape of the actual tooth

41. Abutment A term of art referring to the teeth on either side of a missing tooth or teeth, which are used to anchor a fixed or removable dental prosthesis or bridge.

42. Abutment A term of art referring to the teeth on either side of a missing tooth or teeth, which are used to anchor a fixed or removable dental prosthesis or bridge

43. Cavities in teeth are caused by a combination of factors, including poor tooth cleaning, frequent snacking, and sugary drinks [1] [2]

44. Undetected tooth decay, which can spread quickly through the softer inner layers of teeth, is considered much more dangerous! If a Bitewing x-ray shows that there is tooth decay, what happens next?

45. Bruxism – it’s the Clenching of the jaw and grinding of the teeth sometimes to the point of actually breaking a tooth

46. But in ancient times before tooth brushing, up to 600 milligrams might have built up on the teeth over a lifetime.

47. Unlike later terrestrial predators (Fissipedia), carnassial teeth were either absent in Creodonts or occupied a different place in the tooth series.

48. Broaching of internal gears requires proper spacing of teeth which may either be equal or unequal, and symmetrical or asymmetrical tooth forms

49. Bicuspid a type of tooth in which the crown is formed into two distinct points or cusps, found typically in premolar teeth

50. Act® Anticavity Fluoride Rinses and Mouthwashes are clinically proven to strengthen teeth and prevent tooth decay for both adults and children.

51. From the start, tar, a black, resinous material, begins to coat the teeth and gums, damaging tooth enamel, and eventually causing decay.

52. Conodont — noun a) Any of several extinct fishlike chordates that had conelike teeth b) A microfossil tooth of such an animal … Wiktionary

53. White or tooth colored fillings (also known as Bondings on front teeth) provide a more natural alternative to traditional silver amalgam fillings

54. Biofilms on teeth, components of which contribute to plaque formation and tooth decay, are removed by diligent scrubbing with somewhat abrasive materials

55. Parts and fittings for abutments for use with dental implants, dental crowns and caps, tooth implants, artificial teeth, flexible partials, cast partial dental frameworks, orthodontic appliances, dental prostheses, dentures, dental bridges, and prosthetic teeth

56. Braces with wires and brackets leave teeth more vulnerable to trapped plaque and food debris, which may cause staining and possibly tooth decay

57. Furniture lights machinery:automatic car-teeth, tooth rolling machine, a shrunken pipe, tube machine, machine Tubes Drawn Without Mandrel, straighten machines, pipe cutting machines.

58. An Atraumatic tooth extraction-technique to remove teeth using specialized tools while causing minimal damage or trauma to the surrounding bone and tissues.

59. “The doctor hit me in the mouth with a round piece of hard rubber. He knocked my teeth out, including a wisdom tooth.

60. Ankylosis of Teeth is a rare disorder characterized by the fusion of the tooth to the bone, preventing both eruption and orthodontic movement.

61. A tooth Avulsion is defined by the American Association of Pediatric Dentistry as “the complete displacement of a tooth out of its socket.” In other words, it’s when one of your permanent teeth is knocked out

62. Cavities occur when simple sugars remain on the teeth over time and promote the growth of destructive mouth bacteria that erodes tooth enamel

63. Dental caries, or Cavities, as we commonly call them, are caused by a breakdown of tooth enamel, which is the result of bacteria on the teeth that breakdown sugars and produce acid that's destructive to tooth enamel.

64. Dental implants Abutments, the same as both vital and non-vital teeth and roots are Abutments that give the appearance of natural tooth replacement

65. Abrasion is the result of repeated contact between a tooth and something hard, like teeth. So, when two or more teeth come together, even with regular chewing with an ideal bite, some Abrasion will occur

66. Chipped teeth can be caused by falling, chewing on hard substances, high impact hits like sports or falls, or even shivering or tooth grinding

67. “The problem is commonly called ‘toothbrush abrasion,’ and it can lead to sensitive teeth, receding gums and wear around the root of the tooth.”

68. Symptoms of Non-Carious cervical lesions are often visual, with notches appearing on the teeth where the crown and root of the tooth meet

69. On filling the cavity (37), the matrix is dished between said edges (38) corresponding to the shape of the tooth such as to reproduce the original shape of the tooth with convex approximal surfaces and contact surfaces with adjacent teeth as well as the anatomical reconstruction of the boundary edge of the tooth.

70. Tooth ankylosis exhibits selectivity as to site (nearly all ankylosed teeth are molars, deciduous or permanent) and selectivity as to physiologic time (nearly all Ankyloses …

71. Smile Actives is a dentist grade tooth whitening gel that is used in addition to regular toothpaste to remove surface stains and imperfections on teeth

72. Dental Caries are bacterial infected tooth surfaces, which destroy the tooth enamel resulting in tooth decay

73. 5 synonyms for Cuspid: canine, canine tooth, eye tooth, eyetooth, dogtooth

74. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.

75. The teeth (7) of the outer toothing of the lubricating pinion (1) have a shortened tooth flank profile in relation to an involute toothing, wherein the addendum (hk) and/or the width of the tooth flanks in the peripheral direction are reduced in a tooth flank section which is situated radially outside the reference circle.

76. A tooth bud ablation system for use in a tooth bud ablation procedure that results in tooth agenesis.

77. Biomimetic Dentistry, a type of tooth-conserving dentistry, treats weak, fractured, and decayed teeth in a way that keeps them strong and seals them from bacterial invasion

78. Get the Super Simple App for iOS! http://apple.co/2nW5hPdWhen's it's time to Brush your teeth, we have the perfect tooth Brushing song for you! Sing along

79. Aftercare Instructions; Ambulatory Care; Discharge Care; En Español; WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: A tooth extraction is a procedure to remove 1 or more teeth

80. Countersunk External-Tooth Lock Washers The teeth on these washers firmly grip heads of 82° flat head Countersunk screws to prevent joints from loosening under vibration