- Prosthodontics, also
known as
dental prosthetics or
prosthetic dentistry, is the area of
dentistry that
focuses on
dental prostheses. It is one of 12 dental...
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Pedodontology and
Preventive Dentistry Cariology and
Endodontology Prosthodontology and
Stomatognathic Physiology Diagnostic dentistry: Oral and Maxillofacial...
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George Washington, the
first president of the
United States, lost all but one of his
teeth by the time he was inaugurated, and had at
least four sets of...
- In dentistry, a
crown or a
dental cap is a type of
dental restoration that
completely caps or
encircles a
tooth or
dental implant. A
crown may be needed...
- A
dental implant (also
known as an
endosseous implant or fixture) is a
prosthesis that
interfaces with the bone of the jaw or
skull to
support a dental...
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Dentures (also
known as
false teeth) are
prosthetic devices constructed to
replace missing teeth,
supported by the
surrounding soft and hard
tissues of...
- A
bridge is a
fixed dental restoration (a
fixed dental prosthesis) used to
replace one or more
missing teeth by
joining an
artificial tooth definitively...
- A
denturist in the
United States and Canada,
clinical dental technologist in the
United Kingdom and Ireland,
dental prosthetist in Australia, or a clinical...
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Fixed prosthodontics is the
branch of
prosthodontics that
focuses on
dental prostheses that are
permanently affixed (fixed). Crowns,
bridges (fixed dentures)...
- A
dental prosthesis is an
intraoral (inside the mouth)
prosthesis used to
restore (reconstruct)
intraoral defects such as
missing teeth,
missing parts...
