Sentence examples for most recent tooth from inspiring English sources

Children whose parents frequently brushed their own teeth, who were present at the most recent tooth brushing, and who agreed on their children's tooth-brushing practices had a lower ECC prevalence.

Covariates were included as control variables (i.e., age, gender, dental check-ups, child's frequency of tooth brushing, caregiver's frequency of tooth brushing, parental presence at most recent tooth brushing, parents in agreement about child's tooth brushing, how the child fell asleep the previous night, and information given by the paediatrician).

Project 86 launched a Kickstarter campaign in December 2011 in an effort to "Make the fans the record label" after fulfilling their most recent contract with Tooth and Nail Records.

The most frequent treatments received by the respondents at their most recent visit were restorative therapy and tooth extraction [ 11– 11].

To date, Ichthyornis is the closest Avialae to the common ancestor of modern birds (Aves) [ 2] Ichthyornis specimens trace from the late Cenomanian, 95 mya, to early Campanian, 80 mya, but we do not know whether fossil taxa closer than Ichthyornis to the most recent common ancestor of Aves have teeth.

In 2013 – the most recent data available – 721 children had decaying teeth extracted under general anaesthetic, the majority from poorer wards in the city.

"And his tooth?" I said, revisiting his most recent crisis.

In terms of treatment received during the most recent dental visit, more than 55% of people had a single tooth extraction as their only treatment.

ROCHDALE, England, May 2 — "I snapped it out myself," said William Kelly, 43, describing his most recent dental procedure, the autoextraction of one of his upper teeth.

K'Jon cut his teeth singing on the Detroit ballroom circuit: his most recent independent album, which also featured "On the Ocean," was called "The Ballroom Xplosion" (Up & Up).

Dr. Passes had just fixed a tooth for the man and made sure she had the most recent x-rays for identification purposes.