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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FRENUM»
Découvrez l'usage de
frenum dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
frenum et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Oral Surgery for the General Dentist
Maxillary Labial Frenum The midline labial frenum is a genetically determined
anatomical structure which varies in appearance from person to person. A thick,
firm labial frenum coursing from the facial surface between the central incisors ...
Hermann F. Sailer, Gion F. Pajarola, 1998
2
Textbook of Prosthodontics
ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS INTHE MAXILLA The anatomical landmarks in the
maxilla are: Limiting Structures • Labial frenum • Labial vestibule • Buccal frenum
• Buccal vestibule • Hamular notch • Posterior palatal seal area. Supporting ...
3
Peterson's Principles of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
The height of this attachment varies from individual to individual; however, in
dentate individuals frenum attachments rarely cause a problem. In edentulous
individuals frenum attachments may interfere with fit and stability, produce
discomfort, ...
Michael Miloro, Peter Larsen, 2004
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Review of complete dentures
Anatomical Landmarks Labial Frenum The maxillary labial frenum is a fold of
mucous membrane at the median line with no muscle and has no action of its
own. This band of tissue starts superiorly in a fan shape and converges as it
descends ...
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Textbook of Complete Denture Prosthodontics
Border Limiting Structures in the Maxillary Edentulous Foundation Labial Frenum
(Figs 2. 1 and 2.2) • Appears as a fold of mucous membrane extending from the
mucous lining of the lip to/ towards the crest of the residual alveolar ridge on the ...
D. L. Sarandha, Sarandha D. L., Zakir Hussain, 2008
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Textbook of Orthodontics
Sometimes, this frenum may insert in the intermaxillary suture area on the palatal
aspect. When tension is applied to the frenum, incisive papilla should blanch.
Frenectomy is usually done only after eruption of permanent lateral incisors and ...
7
Textbook of Complete Dentures
Figure 3-2 Facial vestibule showing: Fornix (*), upper median labial frenum and
lower median labial frenum (F), buccal frenum (BF), alveolar mucosa (AM),
interdental papillae (IP) and marginal gingiva (MG). space. In some patients, the
...
Arthur O. Rahn, John R. Ivanhoe, Kevin D. Plummer, 2009
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Systematics, Historical Ecology, and North American ...
Premaxillary frenum The premaxillary frenum is a strip of skin that anchors the
premaxilla to the snout. The absence of a frenum is thought to allow protrusion of
the premaxilla. A frenum is present in most species of the subgenus Etheostoma
...
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Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
INITIAL PROCEDURES Frenectomy A frenum is a fold of tissue or muscle
connecting the lips, cheek or tongue to the jawbone. A frenectomy is removal of
one of these folds of tissues. Patients receiving dentures may need a frenectomy
if the ...
10
Peterson's Principles of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
It is common for pediatricians and parents to be concerned when there is a
prominent labial frenum because it is sometimes accompanied by a diastema
between the primary and the permanent central incisors. Labial frena are often
more ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «FRENUM»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
frenum est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
The new normal: why tattoos and piercings have gone mainstream
Nigel Bullamore has had multiple genital piercings: a Prince Albert (a ring through the urethra at the tip of his penis), frenum piercings (through ... «Stuff.co.nz, juin 15»
10 steps to perform an oral cancer screening
Notice the frenum of the lip in the midline. Note any signs of smokeless tobacco use (ulcers, red or white discolorations, texture variations) on ... «Dentistry IQ, mai 15»
Toothsome Tots: What's New in the World of Pediatric Dentistry
Once a baby's short frenum is relieved, they are able to nurse more productively, which is normally more comfortable for the mother.”. «Houstonia Magazine, mai 15»
Laser treatment has become the latest dental...
... away the skin flap that attaches the lip to the jawbone, or the frenum. This is important for children because excess frenum can prevent teeth ... «Guelph Mercury, avril 15»
The paltry choice of Medicaid providers has not improved with …
The outcome was that he has an unusually large frenum. What the hell is a frenum, you ask? I bet you never expected to read that word, today. «ChicagoNow, mars 15»
The beauty of diastema
Diastemas may also be caused by a tooth size discrepancy, missing teeth or an oversized labial frenum, the tissue that extends from the inside ... «News24 Nigeria, mars 15»
The importance of making and retaining diagnostic casts
e. Design and choice of precision attachments. f. Evaluate the position of the lingual bar and its relationship to the lingual and buccal frenum. g. «Dental Economics, févr 15»
Shadows of Secrecy & Silence
You might survive "darne" in the third line, feeling pretty smug, only to come unstuck by "flitch", "staithes", "sarabande", "frenum", "smolt", "skald" ... «Irish Independent, févr 15»
'Tied-tongue' impedes breast-feeding by some babies
She got a little more milk in him by bottle. The Rochester resident went to a nearby doctor to have the membrane, called a frenum, clipped. «Albany Times Union, janv 15»
Unraveling pediatric airway disorders
Another pertinent dental finding was a tight lingual frenum that restricted the movement of his tongue. I thought that a child needed his or her ... «Dental Economics, déc 14»
