Medical Science - Dentistry

a fixed replacement for missing teeth, connecting artificial teeth to nearby natural teeth or implants

(dentistry) a tooth-shaped covering used to restore and strengthen a damaged or decayed tooth

a filling material made from a blend of metals, such as mercury, silver, tin, and copper, commonly utilized for its durability in restoring cavities

an orthodontic device made of metal wires that is fitted in the mouth to push teeth in the right position

to cover a damaged or weakened tooth with a protective restoration, typically known as a dental crown

tooth decay caused by bacterial acid affecting tooth enamel

a hole in a tooth that is caused by decay

(dentistry) a tooth-shaped covering used to restore and strengthen a damaged or weakened tooth

to repair a tooth by replacing damaged material with dental filling

a small amount of material used to fill a hole in a tooth

(medical) a soft slimy substance formed on the teeth in which bacteria can grow

a removable dental device, like a denture, used to replace missing teeth and their surrounding tissues

a device used to maintain the position of teeth after braces are removed

a hard substance that is formed on the teeth and may cause dental cavity

the gradual damage to a tooth caused by bacteria-produced acids, resulting in cavities

a tooth-colored resin material used in restorative dentistry for filling cavities, repairing damaged teeth, and improving aesthetics

a dental material used for restorative procedures due to its adhesive properties and fluoride-releasing capabilities

a dental instrument used for removing plaque, tartar, and stains from teeth during professional dental cleanings

a dental instrument used to smooth and polish dental restorations, such as fillings and crowns, for a more natural and esthetic appearance

a motorized tool used for shaping and preparing teeth in dental procedures

a tool used to lift and loosen teeth during extractions