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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Dentistry / dentistry | |||||||
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5 | Evulsed = forcibly extracted. |
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4 | piezas perdidas |
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piezas perdidas Explanation: Injuries to the mouth may include teeth that are knocked out (evulsed), forced out of position (extruded) or broken (fractured). ... Evulsed teeth. ... www.toothinfo.com/dhf1.htm - 5k - En caché - Páginas similares Dental Information Center for Emergency Help - [ Traduzca esta página ] Evulsed Tooth (tooth extracted by trauma). Teeth that are knocked ... dental emergencies. Temporary Treatments of Evulsed Tooth. If the ... Good luck! |
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Evulsed = forcibly extracted. Explanation: The noun 'evulsion' is a dental term meaning 'to extract forcibly'. (Quoted from the 'Concise Oxford Dictionary'). Hope this helps, Kind regards, Tony. |
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