premolar
priːˈməʊlər
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Definition of premolar - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

oral anatomyTECH.bicuspid tooth between canine and molar, eight in adult humansTECH.
  • Humans have eight premolars between the canines and molars.
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Adjective

dentalTECH.relating to the teeth between the molars and caninesTECH.
  • The dentist examined the premolar tooth for signs of decay..
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Origin of premolar

Latin, prae (before) + molaris (grinding)

Terms with premolar included in their meaning

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dental
molar or premolar tooth used for grinding food
molar or premolar
any of the large teeth located at the back of the mouth
dentistry
describing the last upper premolar and first lower molar

Examples of premolar in a sentence

  • Food particles were trapped around the upper left premolar.
  • He felt pain in his premolar area.
  • The premolar region needs special attention during brushing.

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  1. French:prémolaire, ...
  2. German:Prämolar, ...
  3. Italian:premolare, intermedio tra canini e molari, ...
  4. Spanish:premolar, de premolares, ...
  5. Portuguese:pré-molar, premolar, ...
  6. Chinese:前磨牙, 前磨牙的, ...
  7. Japanese:小臼歯, 小臼歯の, ...
  8. Arabic:سِنّ ضَاحِك, ضاحِكِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְדַם טוֹחֶנֶת, פְּרֵימוֹלָרִי, ...
  10. Russian:премоляр, премолярный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:премоляр, між моляром і іклом, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रिमोलर, अग्रचर्वण, ...

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