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• Herpetic Gingivostomatitis (category Dentistry Dictionary)
  Gingivostomatitis herpetica or Herpetic stomatitis is a manifestation of primary infection with HSV. It usually affects young children. After infection
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• Enamel (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  This article has been translated from WikiSkripta; ready for the editor's review. 'Enamel is of ectodermal origin. It is produced by internal ameloblasts
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• Dental caries (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  Template:Checked by Tooth decay is the most common infectious disease. The first theory about the causes of tooth decay was Miller's chemical-parasitic
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• Dentinum (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  Dentin is a mineralized connective tissue similar to bone. It is the basis of the entire tooth - i.e. the crown, neck and root. Originating from the mesenchyme
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• Amalgam (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  cavities Composite Compomer Glass ionomer cement DOSTALOVÁ, Tatjana, et al. Dentistry. 1. edition. Prague : Grada Publishing, a.s, 2008. 196 pp. ISBN 978-80-247-2700-4
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• Cementum (category Dentistry)
  Cementum, substantia ossea , is a hard connective tissue covering the surface of the root of the tooth, which in its structure resembles fibrous-type bone
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• Aplasia (category Dictionary of Dentistry)
  Aplasia means the underdevelopment of an organ. Example of aplasia: failure to establish a regular tooth. In orthopedics, it means congenital failure to
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• Hydrophilic (category Dentistry)
  Hydrophilic means able to bind or dissolve in water. The opposite is hydrophobic. Hydrophilic substances are composed of ions or polar molecules that attract
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• Hard dental tissues (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  __ Cementum, substantia ossea , is a hard connective tissue covering the surface of the root of the tooth, which in its structure resembles fibrous-type
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• Abrasion (Dentistry) (category Dictionary of Dentistry)
  Abrasion means mechanical grinding. This is a pathological process of tooth tissue loss that affects the area of ​​the corona dentis ("wedge-shaped defect")
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• Gypsum (category Dentistry)
  Dental plasters are used for many purposes. These mainly include imprinting and preparation of models. We rank them among model materials, impression plaster
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• Erosion (category Dictionary of Dentistry)
  involvement.  For more information see Erozsion (stomatology). Abrasion (Dentistry) Atrice Tooth resorption LIŠKA, Karel. Orofacial pathology.. 1. edition
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• Glass ionomer cement (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  Glass ionomer cement (GIC) is an adhesive cement widely used in dentistry. Glass ionomer is created by combining glass powder with ionomer. The powder
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• Tooth resorption (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  lacement-resorption-The-root-is-resorbed-and_fig1_225830442 Abrasion (Dentistry) Atrice Erosion LIŠKA, Karel. Orofacial Pathology. 1. edition. publisher
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• Hydrophobic (category Dentistry)
  Hydrophobic means repelling water or the inability of substances to dissolve in water. The opposite is hydrophilic. Hydrophilic Water as a solvent, water
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• Odontoblast (category Dictionary)
  Cementum Enamelum Hard dental tissues Teeth Odontoblast (Czech Wikipedia) Odontoblast (English Wikipedia) KLIKA, Eduard, et al. Histologie pro stomatology
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• Composite (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  properties that its individual components do not have by combining them. In dentistry, composite refers to a filling material composed of glass and a resin binder
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• Compomer (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  Liquid: methacrylic acid and carboxylic acid monomer, multifunctional acrylic/phosphate monomer, diacrylate monomer, water. Usage: cementation of metal
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• Bruxism (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  A condition in which a patient clenches his teeth and moves them against each other while not chewing or eating. It is sometimes referred to as "gnashing
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• Bloch-Sulzberg syndrome (category Dictionary of dentistry)
  Synonyms: Incontinentia pigmenti, melanoblastosis Bloch-Sulzberg, Siemens-Bloch-Sulzberg syndrome, melanoblastosis cutis linearis sive systematica, naevus
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