10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «SAPRODONTIA»
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saprodontia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
saprodontia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
... putrid, decay LEADING ROOT COMPOUND: sapr: saprodontia (tooth decay) (
odontos tooth) sapro: saprobe {saprobic} (bios life) saprogen {saprogenic,
saprogenous} (genere to produce) sapronosis (nosos disease) saprophilous (
philein to ...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2013
2
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... odontoiatria, odontoid, odontologist, odontology, odontopathy, odontophobia,
odontophore, odontop- teryx, orthodontia, orthodontics, orthodontist, pathodontia,
pedodontics, periodontia, polyodontia, radiodontis, saprodontia odor, smell See ...
3
A Dictionary of medical terminology, dental surgery, and the ...
... a combination of an alkali with an essential oil. SAP'PHIRE. A hard gem, of
various colors, consisting essentially of crystallized alumina. SAPRI'AS. Old high-
flavored wine. SAPRODONTIA. From mwpof, rot- ten> carious, and odovc, a tooth
.
Chapin Aaron Harris, 1855
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Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry: ...
It also prevents rickets and saprodontia [1]. The need to quantify lactose came up
with the knowledge of its importance in the human diet. It has been reported that
cow mastitis can cause a reduction of milk yield and also of its nutritive value.
Mu Naushad, Mohammad Rizwan Khan, 2014
5
Patrick White's The Eye of the Storm, Voss, and Other Novels
6. cartes, cavity 11. saprodontia destitute of.. 8. edentate irregularity.. 11.
odontoloxia molar . . 4. wang ref to.. 6. dental 7. odontic science,. 10. odontology
Scot . . 3. gam socket. . 8. alveolus toothlike . . 8. odontoid 9. dentiform toothless .
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Even one carious tooth is always a menace, and we frequently find saprodontia,
which is an all too potent cause in the suppurative conditions of the ear, nose and
throat. In this connection we ought also to consider the lymphatic glands.
7
Diccionario de odontologia y técnica dental
... extracting dental extrusion, tooth alveolus, dental abscess, alveolar alveolitis
alveolectomy cyst, alveodental colour of teeth sheath, dentinal saprodontia
displacement, tooth finisher, dental fistula, dental surface, proximal gingiva
gingiva, ...
8
Dental Brief: An American Journal of Dental Science, Art and ...
The regular laxative was given. Five days later, the mother returned to report the
little patient " all right.” She reports, also, a case of suppurative glossitis, due to
saprodontia,-—the case having been previously diagnosticated and exposed to a
...
Thomas Bromwell Welch, Wilbur F. Litch, Alfred P. Lee, 1906
9
Stedman's Plastic Surgery/Ent/Dentistry Words
Sappey S. fiber S. ligament S. plexus Sapphire 2000 micropigmentation
handpiece saprodontia saprophytics Staphylococcus s. SAR seasonal allergic
rhinitis sarcoid s. arthritis Boeck s. s. sialadenitis Spiegler-Fendt s. sarcoidal s.
granuloma ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2003
10
Medical terminology from Greek and Latin
SAPR- (oairpbq) - rotten: saprodontia (-, 806, 35) - caries of the teeth or tooth
decay saprophyte (-, 919) - any organism living on decaying or dead organic
matter saprogen (-, 201) - any microorganism causing or produced by
putrefaction ...
Sandra R. Patterson, Lawrence Sidney Thompson, 1978
