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Deckbiss Lieferant: # Erläuterung: UK-Front verschwindet vollständig hinter der OK-Front beim Zusammenbeißen (z.B. wegen vertikaler Überentwicklung der alveolären OK-Front) |
deep overbiteExample / Category
[occlusion]
Description
During closure of the jaws the lower anteriors are obscured completely by the upper anteriors, e.g due to overdevelopment of the upper anteriors
English focus textsTranslategenuine overbiteExample / Category
[e.g. occlusion]
Description
During closure of the jaws the lower anteriors are obscured completely by the upper anteriors, e.g due to overdevelopment of the upper anteriors
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CoCoM-Simulator | |
Neuversorgung | |
Kunststoffprothetik | |
Porphyromonas gingivalis | |
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Bissflügelröntgenaufnahme | bitewing X-rayDescription
Dental radiograph taken with the long axis of the film orientated either horizontally or vertically. Shows approximately the coronal
halves of the maxillary and mandibular teeth and sections of the interdental alveolar septa on the same film.
English focus textsTranslatebitewing radiographDescription
Dental radiograph taken with the long axis of the film orientated either horizontally or vertically. Shows approximately the coronal halves of the maxillary and mandibular teeth and sections of the interdental alveolar septa on the same film.
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palatine artery | Arteria palatina |
Root canal posts are inserted centrally into adequately long, straight sections of devitalised, root-filled teeth which show no pathological findings either clinically or radiologically. Severe vertical and horizontal structure loss from the clinical crown is an indication for… Root canal posts are inserted centrally into adequately long, straight sections of devitalised, root-filled teeth which show no pathological findings either clinically or radiologically. Severe vertical and horizontal structure loss from the clinical crown is an indication for root canal posts. The preferred method is generally to insert the root canal post, so that it (by predrilling with ascending diameters) virtually fills the prepared post site and fits close to the dentine wall. That section of the root canal post in the root should be at least as long as the crown restoration, leaving a few millimetres of the root canal filling to seal the apex. Isolated concepts have also been developed with smooth metal posts projecting apically beyond the tooth and intended for anchoring in the bone (transdental fixation).
Tooth 14 conical and smooth, tooth 13 cylindrical and threaded Customised root canal posts (often made from precious metal alloys), cast after waxing up directly in the root canal or indirectly after taking an impression of the root canal lumen (using burnout posts), can also be used for filling lumina with oval or irregular cross sections, as well as two or three divergent canals each fitted with a post inserted, if necessary, through the opening of another canal. The core build-up(s), or even the entire crown (historically: post crown) can be integrated. |