Sentence examples for gap dental from inspiring English sources

Seven retromolar bone grafts (93.2%) in seven single-tooth gap dental regions by seven patients had been lost.

In a recent study of Nickenig et al., OHIP-G 21 was evaluated in 8689 patients with various kinds of indications (free end gap, posterior single-tooth gap, anterior single-tooth gap, dental gap, and edentulous jaw) for dental implants [33].

The ratio of the length of the articular route to opening gap of dental arches may be a significant indicator, characterising the degree of dysfunction intensification enabling initial diagnosis of the source of the human mastication organ incorrect functioning.

Programs will need to move beyond cultural and social barriers to implement culturally sensitive care at the immediate/interpersonal level and to eliminate the current gap between dental care professionals and patients.

In the case of persons with mastication organ incorrect functioning, relation of articular route to the maximum opening gap of dental arches reached accordingly the level of 44 ± 11% in the case of disorders caused by improper muscles operation and 35 ± 11% in people with dysfunction caused by temporomandibular joints operation.

This survey highlights important gaps in dental knowledge and practices in women, particularly those with lower educational achievements and lower socio-economic status.

The diagram) statistics describing the relation of average length of the articular route S S to maximum dental arches opening gap Y were compared.

Gaps in communication between dental practices and DHSWs were thought to be evident.

It seemed so brazenly evaluative — an employment counselor inquiring about a gap in your résumé, a dental hygienist asking how often you flossed.

Regarding the alveolar crest situation preoperatively, 163 defects were recorded as single-tooth gap, 119 as free-ending dental arch, and 79 as tooth gap involving more than one tooth.

From the CABDHS report, it became clear that there is a knowledge gap within the dentist and dental hygienist populations.