In this site's context, "cavity" is used to refer to a deep hole in a dead tree, fencepost, or other structure which is used for roosting or nesting purposes. Artificial cavities, more commonly referred to as birdhouses, are provided by humans and are used by a handful of backyard bird species for raising a springtime brood.
A hollow place or hole within the body.
Type of iron. Most player use these nowadays. Also a hole in your tooth
An area of the tooth affected by dental caries.
Tooth decay leading to a hole in a tooth.
a hole, or decay, in the tooth caused by acids produced by plaque and food debris.
a small hole in one of your teeth caused by tooth decay, also known as caries.
Latin cavitas = a hollow.
The hole occurring in the outer surface of the tooth enamel.
A tiny flaw, in the form of a hole, on the surface of a diamond or other gemstone. In higher-quality stones, these will not be visible to the naked eye.
a small hole or empty space inside something Builders stopped work when they discovered a cavity four meters below ground
the hole made in the tooth enamel.
A hole or opening, as at the bed of a glacier. When the rate of deformation into a space behind an obstacle is less the rate of movement past the obstacle, a cavity will form.
a sizeable hole (usually in the ground); "they dug a pit to bury the body"
(anatomy) a natural hollow or sinus within the body
a breakdown in tooth enamel Never use heat or place an aspirin against the gum or tooth
a break or hole in the hard surface or enamel of a tooth
a decayed, or rotted, part of a tooth
a hole in a tooth caused by plaque deteriorating the tooth
a hole in the enamel that exposes the cemetum
a hole in the tooth, whereas a cavitation is a hole in bone
a hole in your tooth, if it doesn't get filled it will hurt," answered Mom
a hole in your tooth's enamel
a hole that can grow bigger and deeper over time
a hole, whether it is in your teeth or in the ground
a very small hole that forms on the surface of a tooth
A hole in the lung parenchyma, typically not involving the pleural space. Although multiple causes can account for a lung cavity, and its appearance is similar regardless of its cause, in pulmonary TB, it results from the destruction of pulmonary tissue by direct bacterial invasion and an immune interaction triggered by M. tuberculosis. A tuberculous cavity large enough to see with a normal chest radiograph predicts infectiousness.
decomposition of tooth caused by caries.
A hole or hollow area, especially inside a tree. Many animals, such as woodpeckers and raccoons, live in them.
hollow area or hole caused by bacterial acids that attack the enamel of the tooth
open wound or hollow in trunk of tree; result of decay.
Hollow area in rock that develops because of some form of stress. Many cavities are lined with crystals. See also vug.
A layman's term for tooth decay. Also, the dental term for the hole that is left after decay has been removed.
The space inside a tooth that remains once decay is removed.
The commonly-known term for tooth decay.
A hole or void in a diamond or other gemstone, either internal or extending to the surface. Internal cavities may naturally contain gas, liquid, solid, a combination of two or three of these, and there may be phase changes depending on ambient temperature.
hollow place or hole The red-headed woodpeckers are nesting in a cavity in the elm tree.
A hollow area within the body.
The hollow part of a mold which forms the outer shape of an object when material is introduced.
a tiny hole in the tooth caused by decay.
An open and exposed area of wood, where the bark is missing and internal wood has been decayed and dissolved.
A tooth lesion caused by decay.
An open wound characterized by the presence of decay and resulting in a hollow.
Decay in tooth caused by caries; also referred to as carious lesion.
Lesion or hole in tooth caused by decay.
hollow or hole in solid body
A hole left in a tooth by bacterial decay
The lay term for tooth decay. Also, the technical term for the hole that is left after decay has been removed.
tooth decay caused by bacteria which, if not treated, can destroy the tooth.
A hole in a tree that can be used by animals for shelter.
a hole in the tooth due to decalcification of the enamel and disintegration of the dentin by acid producing bacteria.
hole or weak area in a tooth, caused by tooth decay (caries)
A hole in a tree often used by wildlife species, usually birds, for nesting roosting, and reproduction. ( FS People's Glossary of Eco Mgmt Terms)
a hole in the lung where TB bacteria have eaten away the surrounding tissue. If a cavity shows up on your chest x-ray, you are more likely to cough up bacteria and be infectious.
A decay lesion or hole in a tooth, usually caused by a diet which includes sugar, which allows bacteria to grow and secrete acid onto the enamel of the tooth. See "Cavities" and "Nutrition."
A family of RF components made by utilizing uniquely constructed hollow metal containers. Cavity components are primarily used for high power applications.
Most commonly used to describe tooth decay but technically the hole left after the removal of decay.
A hole or weak spot in the tooth surface caused by decay.
Cavity is a hollowed out area