The top part of the nose where it joins the forehead.<\/p>\n
An artificial tooth or set of teeth which is joined to natural teeth which hold it in place.<\/p>\n
A part joining two or more other parts.<\/p>\n
Narrow band of tissue, usually considered abnormal. For example, myocardial bridges in the heart represent growth of excess heart muscle that may interfere with coronary artery circulation or the trans\u00ac mission of electrical impulses through the heart\u2019s conduction system. In dentistry, an oral appliance that replaces missing teeth and is attached to adjacent normal teeth for support.<\/p>\n
An irremovable prosthesis, almost always of metal, that bears false teeth to replace extracted teeth, thus bridging the gap between the remaining natural teeth. It is cemented to heavy metal inlays in the remaining teeth at each end of the gap.<\/p>\n
A dental prosthesis consisting of one or multiple artificial teeth supported by crowns attached to neighboring teeth.<\/p>\n
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