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antiversione |
anteversion |
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| the tipping or tilting of teeth or other maxillary and mandibular structures too far forward (anterior) from the normal or generally accepted standard. |
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antrale |
antral |
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antro di Highmore; seno mascellare |
Highmore antrum; maxillary sinus |
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| (antrum of Highmore, maxillary antrum), a large pyramidal cavity within the body of the maxilla. Its walls are thin and correspond to the orbital, nasal anterior, and infratemporal surfaces of the body of the maxilla. On dental radiographs the floor of the sinus is often observed approximating the root apices of the teeth and is seen to extend from the canine or premolar region posteriorly to the molar or tuberosity region. |
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antropoide |
anthropoid |
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antropometria |
anthropometry |
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| the measurement of the human body and its parts. |
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apatite |
apatite |
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| the inorganic mineral substance of teeth and bone. |
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apertura labiale |
embrasure, labial |
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| an embrasure that opens toward the lips |
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apertura vestibolare |
embrasure, buccal |
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| an embrasure that opens toward the cheeks |
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apertura, spazio |
embrasure |
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| an opening, as in a wall. The space between the curved proximal surfaces of the teeth. |
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apicale |
apical |
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| pertaining to the end portion of the root. |
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apice |
apex (pl. apices) |
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| the end of the root. |
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apice della lingua |
apex linguae |
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apice della radice |
tip, root- |
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apice radicolare |
radicular apex, root apex, root tip |
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apicectomia |
apicectomy, apicoectomy |
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| (apicectomy, apiectomy, root amputation, root resection), the surgical removal of the apex or apical portion of a root. |
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aplodonte |
haplodont |
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apofisi articolare |
process, articular |
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apofisi pterigoidea |
pterygoid hamulus |
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aponevrosi palatina |
aponeurosis, palatal |
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apparato d'inalazione d'ossigeno |
apparatus, oxygen inhaling |
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