dentition in Greek
dentition in Greek is οδοντοστοιχία — dentition means the complete set of natural teeth that a person or animal has.
dentition in Greek
οδοντοστοιχία
Pronounced: ododostoichia
The type, number and arrangement of the normal teeth of an organism or of the actual teeth of an individual
What does "dentition" mean?
- noun The complete set of natural teeth that a person or animal has.
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noun The particular type, number and layout of an animal's teeth.
"Can a medical man say just exactly from the necessarily hurried examination he must give of the mouth, and without a special dental knowledge, what constitutes a good dentition?"
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noun A row of tooth-like points on a living thing or an object.
"As mentioned dentition of bivalves, i.e. teeth and sockets, occur on the vertical portion of the hinge plates of the two valves, which are in contact with each other when the shell is closed."
- noun The process of teeth coming through, especially in a baby.
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dentition in a sentence
- Can a medical man say just exactly from the necessarily hurried examination he must give of the mouth, and without a special dental knowledge, what constitutes a good dentition?
- As mentioned dentition of bivalves, i.e. teeth and sockets, occur on the vertical portion of the hinge plates of the two valves, which are in contact with each other when the shell is closed.
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What is "dentition" in Greek?
"dentition" in Greek is οδοντοστοιχία. dentition means: The complete set of natural teeth that a person or animal has.
How do you pronounce οδοντοστοιχία?
"dentition" in Greek is οδοντοστοιχία, pronounced "ododostoichia".
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