Sentence examples for active teeth from inspiring English sources

The exclusion criteria for RME involved not meeting any of the inclusion criteria, active teeth caries which did not allow for carrying out orthodontic treatment, poor oral cavity hygiene, insufficient number of teeth for fixing the appliance, and lack of sufficient motivation to cooperation during orthodontic treatment.

And a mother with active tooth decay can spread cavity-causing bacteria to her child through saliva, perpetuating poor oral health.

An active tooth surface design methodology is proposed for face-hobbed hypoid gears based on fitting the measuring coordinates of real tooth surface that includes the flank deviations caused by machine errors and the deformation of heat treatment.

Active tooth movement took 2.5 months, and 9 months retention was done with a wire-retainer cemented on the palatal side of the anterior teeth until a final implant crown was cemented on the abutment (Fig. 8a c).

Thirty seven percent of the orthodontists in total noted that the removable retainers should be worn for 5 years and more after the completion of an active tooth movement, while others (34.6%) recommended to wear removable retainers for 1 2 years.

Under each active tooth there was a column of nine replacement teeth within the jaw.

Children who had active tooth decay or severe malocclusion had significantly lower COHIP-SF 19 scores (P ≤0.001).

There was an average of 2.0 [sd: 1.6] decayed teeth among those that had active tooth decay (n = 84), and the respective figure for decay among those with decayed roots (n = 131) was 3.4 [sd: 2.8] roots.

If you have an active sweet tooth, by all means save room for dessert.

It has been proven that alveolar bone remodeling appeared progressively active following tooth extraction; the horizontal resorption of the buccal alveolar dimension amounted to about 56% at 4 months after tooth loss [21].

Functional studies, mostly in zebrafish, have shown th at the Shh signaling pathway is active during tooth development [ 31].