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| a doppia estremità |
double-ended |
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| a doppio angolo |
binangle |
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| an instrument having two offsetting angles in its shank. The angles keep the cutting edge or the face of the nib within 3 mm of the axis of the shaft. |
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| a forma di forchetta, biforcato |
forked |
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| a martello, in testa |
end-to-end |
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| measured length from one end to the other |
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| abarognosis |
abarognosis |
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| Loss of ability to appreciate the weight of objects held in the hand or to differentiate among objects of different weights. When the primary senses are intact caused by a lesion of the contralateral parietal lobe. |
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| abbassalingua |
depressor, tongue- |
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| abbassalingua |
spatula, tongue- |
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| abbassalingua |
retractor, tongue |
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| abduzione |
abduction |
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| the process of abducting; opposite of adduction; movement away from the body |
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| abilità manuale |
dexterity, manual |
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| abituale, consueto |
habitual |
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| abitudine |
habit |
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| the tendency toward an act that has become a repeated performance, relatively fixed, consistent, easy to perform, and almost automatic. Once learned, habits may occur without the intent of the person or may appear to be out of control and are difficult to change. In dentistry, habits such as bruxism, clenching, tongue thrusting, and lip and cheek biting may produce injury to the teeth, their attachment apparatus, oral mucosa, mandibular and temporomandibular musculature, and articulation. |
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| abitudine di digrignare denti di none |
grinding, night- |
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| abitudine di succhiare il pollice |
sucking, thumb- |
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| abitudine di succhiare la guancia |
sucking cheek |
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| abitudine di succhiare le dita |
sucking, finger- |
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| abitudine di succhiare le labbra |
sucking, lip- |
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| abitudine the provoca una pressione |
habit, pressure- |
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| ablazione |
ablation |
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| an amputation or excision of any part of the body, or a removal of a growth or harmful substance. |
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| abrasione compensatoria |
compensatory abrasion |
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