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abductor |
abductori, de îndepărtare |
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| something that aides to move away from the median plane, as in a muscle to move away from the body |
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abscess, migratory |
abces migrator |
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abscess, peritonsillar |
abces peritonsilar / periamigdalian |
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| an infection of tissue between the tonsil and pharynx, usually after acute follicular tonsillitis. |
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absorbent cotton, absorbent cotton-wool |
vată hidrofilă |
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abutment, tooth |
bont dentar, dinte stâlp |
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| a tooth or teeth selected to support a prosthesis on the basis of the total surface areas of a healthy attachment apparatus. |
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abutment, tooth root |
rădăcina dintelui stâlp |
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accelerant, accelerator |
accelerator |
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| 1. that which increases rapidity of action or function. 2. a catalyst or other substance that hastens a chemical reaction (for example, NaCl added to water and plaster to hasten the set). 3. a film-developing solution of potassium hydroxide or sodium carbonate used to enlarge the emulsion and to establish an alkaline medium. |
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accompanying symptom |
simptom adiţional |
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acetone |
acetonă |
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| Dimethylketone; an organic solvent normally present in urine in small amounts but in increased amounts in individuals who have diabetes. |
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actinic keratosis |
cheratoză actinică |
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active masticatory slide |
partea masticatorie activă |
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acute fluoride intoxication |
intoxicaţie acută de fluor |
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adenectomy |
adenectomie |
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agranulocytosis |
agranulocitoză |
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| a decrease in the number of granulocytes in peripheral blood resulting from bone marrow depression by drugs and chemicals or replacement by a neoplasm. Oral lesions are ulceronecrotic, involving the gingivae, tongue, buccal mucosa, or lips. Regional lymphadenopathy and lymphadenitis are prevalent. |
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airotor |
turbină |
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alternative to amalgam |
alternativa amalgamului |
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alveolar osteotomy |
osteotomie alveolară |
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alveolotomy |
alveolotomie |
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amalgam mixer; amalgamator |
amalgamator |
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amalgam tattoo |
tatuaj de amalgam |
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| a solitary discrete gray, blue, or black discoloration of tissue usually located in the gingiva, alveolar ridge, or buccal mucosa caused by minute amounts of dental amalgam that became embedded under the surface. The asymptomatic lesion is static and requires no treatment. If doubt exists about the lesion or if the lesion is unsightly, excisional biopsy is recommended. |
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