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Nov 17, 2003 00:00
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English term
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evulsed
English to Spanish
Medical
Medical: Dentistry
dentistry
It's something about a tooth, or its treatment.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
| 4 | piezas perdidas |
mirta
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| 5 | Evulsed = forcibly extracted. |
ANTONY WILLIAMS
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piezas perdidas
Injuries to the mouth may include teeth that are knocked out (evulsed), forced
out of position (extruded) or broken (fractured). ... Evulsed teeth. ...
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Evulsed Tooth (tooth extracted by trauma). Teeth that are knocked ... dental
emergencies. Temporary Treatments of Evulsed Tooth. If the ...
Good luck!
out of position (extruded) or broken (fractured). ... Evulsed teeth. ...
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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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ANTONY WILLIAMS
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Evulsed = forcibly extracted.
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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