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 dental glossary    July 25, 2008
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CAD/CAM

A computerized tool that will allow the dentist to custom-fabricate tooth colored restoration in the dental office and cement it, in one appointment.

 

Calculus

Hard deposit of mineralized plaque that adhere to the crown and root of the teeth. Also called Tarter.

Related Words  PlaqueTarter

Canine

Canines " Cuspids " is a term used to describe the long pointed teeth between the incisors and the premolars.

 

Canker Sores

Canker sores are ulcers of the mouth that affect millions of Americans every year causing pain and discomfort.

 

Caries

A term used to describe an infection lesion which damages the structures of teeth. 

Related Words  Decay

Chlorine Dioxide

Chlorine dioxide is a common ingredient in most mouth rinse and some toothpaste.

 

Composite Resin

A restorative material composed of tooth colored resin particles usually hardened with by using curing light.

 

Conscious Sedation

Conscious sedation is the use of sedative medication to relax a patient without loosing consciousness.

 

Crossbite

Dental crossbite is when the upper teeth bite inside the lower teeth (toward the tongue).

 

Crown

A crown, also called a cap is a tooth-like restoration that is placed over a prepared existing tooth to restore the function, contour, appearance and strengthens the damaged tooth.

 

Cusp

The pointed part of the crown of the tooth.

 

 
 
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