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abrasión anormal |
wear, abnormal occlusal |
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| wear that exceeds the physiologic wear patterns associated with the attritional effects of food substances; the excessive wear of the teeth occurring as a result of continued afunctional gyrations of the mandible. |
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abrasión compensadora |
compensatory abrasion |
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abrasión del plano oclusal |
path, milled-in |
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abrasión dental |
tooth abrasion |
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abrasión fisiológica |
wear, physiologic |
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| attrition or abrasion of tooth substance occurring as a result of such conditions as the abrasive consistency of the normal diet or the slight buccolingual movement of the teeth possible in the masticatory process. It does not include the wear produced by such influences as habits or occlusal prematurities. |
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abrasión gingival |
gingival abrasion |
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| the attrition (scraping or wearing away) of the gingival tissue by harsh irritants such as coarse foods or faulty toothbrushing. |
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abrasión oclusal |
occlusal abrasion |
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abrasión patológica |
wear, pathological |
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abrasión por cepillo dental, abrasión por cepillo de dientes |
toothbrush abrasion |
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abrasión, desgaste, rozadura; atrición |
abrasion, attrition, erosion, excoriation, wear |
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| 1. the abnormal wearing away of a substance or tissue by a mechanical process. 2. the grinding or wearing away of tooth substance by mastication, incorrect brushing methods, bruxism, or similar causes. |
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desgaste compensador, abrasión compensadora |
wear, compensatory |
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desgaste o abrasión interproximal |
wear, interproximal |
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| a loss of tooth substance in contact areas through functional wear and friction, resulting in broadening and flattening of the contacts and a decrease in the mesiodistal dimension of the teeth and the dentition as a whole. |
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desgaste o deterioro o abrasión funcional |
wear, functional |
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deterioro o abrasión oclusal |
wear, occlusal |
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| attritional loss of substance on opposing occlusal units or surfaces. |
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