Dental Terminology HOSA 2025 Update |1250
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1st part of a bridge (pontic)
artificial tooth part of the bridge that replaces the missing tooth
and restores function to the bite
2nd part of a bridge (abutment)
natural tooth or teeth that are prepared to hold or support the
retaining part of the bridgework in position
3rd molar extraction
irrigated with saline
3rd part of a bridge ( adjacent)
,teeth: may b included in units if they involved in the bridge area
Abducens
sixth cranial nerve, used for lateral eye sense and movement
Abfraction
loss of tooth surface in the cervical area, caused by tooth grinding
compression forces
abfraction
loss of tooth surface in cervical area
abnormal labial frenum
enlarged or thick labial frenum that may cause diastema
, abscess
a localized accumulation of pus in a cavity formed by tissue
disintegration.
abscess
local collection of pus
Absorbent paper points
Used to dry root canal
abutment
a tooth or implant that supports a dental prosthesis
accretions
accumulation of foreign material such as plaque and calculus on
teeth
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1st part of a bridge (pontic)
artificial tooth part of the bridge that replaces the missing tooth
and restores function to the bite
2nd part of a bridge (abutment)
natural tooth or teeth that are prepared to hold or support the
retaining part of the bridgework in position
3rd molar extraction
irrigated with saline
3rd part of a bridge ( adjacent)
,teeth: may b included in units if they involved in the bridge area
Abducens
sixth cranial nerve, used for lateral eye sense and movement
Abfraction
loss of tooth surface in the cervical area, caused by tooth grinding
compression forces
abfraction
loss of tooth surface in cervical area
abnormal labial frenum
enlarged or thick labial frenum that may cause diastema
, abscess
a localized accumulation of pus in a cavity formed by tissue
disintegration.
abscess
local collection of pus
Absorbent paper points
Used to dry root canal
abutment
a tooth or implant that supports a dental prosthesis
accretions
accumulation of foreign material such as plaque and calculus on
teeth
