Sentence examples for preserving teeth from inspiring English sources

It is likely that there will be greater demand from patients for treatment aimed at preserving teeth.

However, operative dentistry is now moving away from complete caries removal to an ultraconservative approach, preserving tooth structure and preventing pulpal injury [ 3].

There is an urban myth that the brace position is designed to preserve teeth so that passengers can be identified from dental records.

For many centuries the practice of using ohaguro ("toothblack") in Japan not only was popular but was believed to preserve teeth and prevent decay; the acorns of Q. cyclophora and the nutgalls of Chinese oaks were often the source of the tannin in this solution.

Dental pulp is a highly specialized tissue that preserves teeth.

Poinar looked at the excellently preserved teeth in a freshly excavated jaw.

Researchers also may be able to extract DNA from his exceptionally well preserved teeth or use isotopic chemical analysis to discover what he ate.

The mesial and distal margins are asymmetrical in all preserved teeth.

Remains of specimens that would ultimately be placed in the genus Gaudeamus were first reported by Schlosser [18] and mistakenly referred to as Phiomys andrewsi; this material, which is of unknown provenance, included two mandibles, one of which preserved teeth in place.

The National Oral Health Survey conducted in Poland in 2009 in the population aged 65 74 years revealed 43.9% of edentulous individuals and the average of 6.6 preserved teeth [ 33].

In our study we observed that fewer patients were edentulous compared to the national average, but the number of preserved teeth was similar.