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The tooth next to the missing tooth; used as an anchor to support a dental bridge
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a silver coloured (mercury) mixture used for fillings
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a medicine (injection, pill, gas) which removes the sensation of pain (local anesthesia, general anesthesia, sedaction)
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six lower front teeth and six upper front teeth (centrals, laterals, cuspids)
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professional hygienic exertion; the aim of the procedure is to clean the teeth from the cavity and sediment by using air
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the alignment of upper or lower teeth
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a two-points (cusps) tooth used for chewing; the fourth and the fifth tooth; also called an eyed tooth, a canine tooth or a premolar tooth
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the relationship between alignments of lower and upper teeth
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the orthodontic device to straighten the teeth and correct the alignment (metal brace, porcelain brace, lingual brace)
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permanent prosthetic solution to replace a missing tooth or several teeth in a row
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the hole in a tooth caused by tooth decay
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a tooth-coloured filling, also called white filing
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a visible part of a tooth above the gum line (can be natural or artificial)
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a surgical method of exposing the tooth for strengthening and aesthetic purposes
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a one-point (cusp) tooth; the third tooth
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an artificial root of a tooth surgically placed into the jawbone on a place of a missing tooth; looks and feels like natural tooth; implant integrates into the structure of the jawbone and can last a lifetime without decay; can be used to replace a single tooth or multiple teeth
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prosthetic and removable replacement of a missing tooth or several teeth; made of artificial teeth (over dentures, full dentures, and partial dentures)
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the first and very strong layer of a tooth that covers and protects the crowns (exposed part of your teeth)
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Extraction – the removal of a tooth
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loosening of gums from bone to expose, clean and heal underlying tooth structures
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an ingredient in toothpastes and tooth liquids; prevents from decay and strenghten the teeth
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Gingivectomy – a surgical removal of a part of a gum (around the root of a tooth); made for health and aesthetic reasons
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a dental procedure that enables tissue and bone to re-grow around an endangered tooth; increases the amount of bone needed for implantation
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the two front teeth with the straight cutting edges for biting
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permanently cemented filling; used to repair or strengthen damaged tooth
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a common name for either the upper set of the teeth (maxilla) or the lower set (mandible)
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primary, baby tooth
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four-point (cusps) teeth; the three back teeth
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disease or inflammation affecting the gums bones and all the tissues surrounding the teeth; causes loss of bone attachment
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soft and sticky deposit of debris and bacteria that collects on teeth as a colourless film
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thin metal rod inserted into the root during root canal treatment
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The soft inner part of a tooth; consists of nerve and blood vessels
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endodontic procedure of a removal of infected pulp from a tooth and replacing the space with a special filling
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Sedation minimizes discomfort during all dental procedures. To make you feel comfortable and stressless during the treatment we use sedation to produce sleepiness or drowsiness and to relieve anxiety before and during treatment
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removal of hardened plaque and stains from teeth surface
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a rough and hard deposit containing bacteria and minerals that form on the teeth
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thin, 2-3 mm layer made of porcelain; is inserting on the front side of the teeth; do not damage natural layer of the teeth
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a dental process that improves the colour of the teeth
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the third molar tooth, the eighth tooth
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detailed radiograph of the whole occlusion (lower and upper jaw)
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