Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Colegio Profesional de Odontologíoa y Estomatología
English translation:
Professional Association of Dentistry and Oral Medicine
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Robert Mavros
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Spanish term
Colegio Profesional de Odontologíoa y Estomatología
Spanish to English
Medical
Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
Dentistry
Hi, I'd appreciate your help.
It is the title of a Diploma in Spain so I have no context.
Thanks :)
It is the title of a Diploma in Spain so I have no context.
Thanks :)
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Professional Association of Dentistry and Oral Medicine
This could be the U.S. English version. I understand the distinction between dentist and mouth diseases but I've never heard of stomatology in my life.
Oral Medicine would make sense to me because oral surgery is commonly used as a specialty.
The Medline Plus link from U.S. National Health Service has a Med Term encyclopedia link at the bottom and there's a tab for switching between Spanish and English. One variant of estomatologia and none for stomatology.
The Medicine Net link has a Medical Terms dictionary in English only but no sign of stomatology.
Oral Medicine would make sense to me because oral surgery is commonly used as a specialty.
The Medline Plus link from U.S. National Health Service has a Med Term encyclopedia link at the bottom and there's a tab for switching between Spanish and English. One variant of estomatologia and none for stomatology.
The Medicine Net link has a Medical Terms dictionary in English only but no sign of stomatology.
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Professional Association of Dentistry and Stomatology
My *guess* (please take it with a grain of salt).
We're talking about a professional association and not an educational college, right? I found the translation below for a dentists' clinic in Madrid (this does not make it right, I am just trying to show you some options). Good luck!
We're talking about a professional association and not an educational college, right? I found the translation below for a dentists' clinic in Madrid (this does not make it right, I am just trying to show you some options). Good luck!
Reference:
http://www.dentaldepartures.com/dental/clinic/Spain/Madrid/Clinica+Dental+Plaza+Prosperidad
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Medical Dentistry Degree
In Canada and the US, you become a dentist, orthodontist and such by obtaining a Dentistry Degree through the Faculty of Dentistry of a University also called the Doctor of Dental Medicine program.
If you are talking about the actual Degree:
Medical Dentistry Degree, or Dental Degree (less formal)
If you are talking about the University program name:
Doctor of Dental Medicine Program
If you are talking about the specific department in a University:
Faculty of Dentistry
I've included a link to UBC (University of British Columbia in Vancouver) as an example.
buen dia!
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Regarding what Susana mentioned, if you are in fact talking about an association rather than the degree, an association that governs the rights and ethics of dentists in the country for example...depending on the country the document is for, I would research Dental Association of (country/province or state)
For example: BC Dental Association
If you are talking about the actual Degree:
Medical Dentistry Degree, or Dental Degree (less formal)
If you are talking about the University program name:
Doctor of Dental Medicine Program
If you are talking about the specific department in a University:
Faculty of Dentistry
I've included a link to UBC (University of British Columbia in Vancouver) as an example.
buen dia!
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Note added at 22 mins (2011-05-10 21:02:15 GMT)
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Regarding what Susana mentioned, if you are in fact talking about an association rather than the degree, an association that governs the rights and ethics of dentists in the country for example...depending on the country the document is for, I would research Dental Association of (country/province or state)
For example: BC Dental Association
Note from asker:
thanks, but it is an association not a degree. |
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Susana Magnani
: hi alice! in this case, they are talking about the college, like the RCDC, for example. at least that's how i read it. :)
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Professional institute of odonto-stomatology (or board of ondonto-stomatologists)
It is a common mistake for people to read "colegio" as college. However, in Spain, the "colegio profesional" is usually a board or an institute. The "colegio de arquitectos" doesn't teach architecture as would a college, it is more like the following definitions of "board":
Medical Dictionary
board definition
Pronunciation: /ˈbō(ə)rd, ˈbȯ(ə)rd/
Function: n
1 : a group of persons having supervisory, managerial, investigatory, or advisory powers < medical licensing board s > board of health>
2 : an examination given by an examining board —often used in plural his medical board s >
Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary, © 2007 Merriam-Webster, Inc.
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Legal Dictionary
Main Entry: board
Function: noun
often cap 1 a : a group of individuals having managerial, supervisory, investigatory, or advisory powers over a public or private business, trust, or other organization or institution < Board of Regents> < Board of Bar Overseers>
As another option, you could also use the odonto-stomatology association.
Here are some examples:
Three cruise liners to bring foreign visitors | VietNam Today
31 Jan 2011 ... VN professor named by biographical institute ... Truong, who once held the positions of Director of the National Institute of Odonto-Stomatology
Alumni profile search result, La Trobe University
latrobe.edu.au
... Gap' volunteers to the Institute of Odonto-Stomatology in Ho Chi Minh City. ... as a member and office-bearer of The Dental Board of Victoria (including ...
www.latrobe.edu.au › ... › Profiles › Alumni profile search result - Cached - Similar
Medical Dictionary
board definition
Pronunciation: /ˈbō(ə)rd, ˈbȯ(ə)rd/
Function: n
1 : a group of persons having supervisory, managerial, investigatory, or advisory powers < medical licensing board s > board of health>
2 : an examination given by an examining board —often used in plural his medical board s >
Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary, © 2007 Merriam-Webster, Inc.
Cite This Source
Legal Dictionary
Main Entry: board
Function: noun
often cap 1 a : a group of individuals having managerial, supervisory, investigatory, or advisory powers over a public or private business, trust, or other organization or institution < Board of Regents> < Board of Bar Overseers>
As another option, you could also use the odonto-stomatology association.
Here are some examples:
Three cruise liners to bring foreign visitors | VietNam Today
31 Jan 2011 ... VN professor named by biographical institute ... Truong, who once held the positions of Director of the National Institute of Odonto-Stomatology
Alumni profile search result, La Trobe University
latrobe.edu.au
... Gap' volunteers to the Institute of Odonto-Stomatology in Ho Chi Minh City. ... as a member and office-bearer of The Dental Board of Victoria (including ...
www.latrobe.edu.au › ... › Profiles › Alumni profile search result - Cached - Similar
Note from asker:
thanks :) |
Discussion
Stomas in greek is mouth and as Susana says stomatology refers to mouth disease
phil: dentistry is just about teeth. stomatology refers to mouth disease (gums and the rest of the soft tissue). don't forget that in spain (i don't know if that is still the case now, but it used to be), dentists were trained as medical doctors (stomatology being a branch of medicine, rather than of dentistry in most countries).