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Definition of tooth replacement - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
dentistryTECH. dental treatment where a lost or damaged tooth is substituted with another structureTECH.
- The dentist discussed tooth replacement after the molar was extracted.
2.
prostheticTECH. artificial structure used to take the place of a missing natural toothTECH.
- Her new tooth replacement matched the color of her other teeth.
3.
biologyTECH. natural change where an old tooth is shed and a new one growsTECH.
- Shark tooth replacement continues throughout the animal's life.
Terms with tooth replacement included in their meaning
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tooth replacement
removable mouth piece with false teeth for gaps
tooth replacement
artificial tooth root placed in jawbone
Examples of tooth replacement in a sentence
Modern tooth replacement often uses implants instead of traditional bridges. The dentist recommended a dental implant as the best tooth replacement. She researched different tooth replacement options before scheduling surgery. The x‑ray series documents each stage of the snake’s tooth replacement. Crocodile tooth replacement ensures they always have sharp, functional teeth.
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- French:remplacement dentaire, prothèse dentaire, ...
- German:Zahnersatz, Zahnwechsel, ...
- Italian:sostituzione dentale, protesi dentale, ...
- Spanish:reemplazo dental, prótesis dental, ...
- Portuguese:substituição de dente, prótese dentária, ...
- Chinese:牙齿修复, 义齿, ...
- Japanese:歯の補綴, 歯の補綴物, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِبْدَال سِنّ, تَعْوِيض سِنِّي, ...
- Hebrew:הַחְלָפַת שֵׁן, שֵׁן תּוֹתֶבֶת, ...
- Russian:замещение зуба, зубной протез, ...
- Ukrainian:заміщення зуба, зубний протез, ...
- Hindi:दाँत प्रत्यारोपण, कृत्रिम दाँत, ...
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