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"Endoskeletal Prosthesis"
Keywords:
prosthesis
,
cosmetic
,
skeleton
,
limb
,
plyon
Related Terms:
Exoskeletal prosthesis
,
Prosthesis
,
Dentin
,
Replantation
,
Gingiva
,
Splint
,
Osseointegration
,
Prosthetic
,
Alveolar bone
,
Root canal
,
Definitive prosthesis
,
Tooth
,
Periodontal ligament
,
Obturator
,
Dentine
,
Periodontal pocket
,
Implant
,
Gums
,
Periodontium
,
Mouth guard
,
Gum
,
Root
,
Implants
,
Pocket
,
Abfraction
,
Cement
,
Periodontal
,
Cavities
,
Cementum
,
Gingival
,
Cavitation
,
Periodontitis
,
Braces
,
Frenectomy
,
Post
,
Impacted tooth
,
Impaction
,
Ankylosis
,
Tmj
,
Splint
,
Orthosis
,
Root canal treatment
,
Epulis
,
Odontoblast
,
Dental implant
,
Prosthetics
,
Gingivectomy
,
Nightguard
,
Osseous surgery
an artificial limb that is a pipe system with a soft foam cover
cdha.nshealth.ca
One built more like a human skeleton with support and components on the inside and a cosmetic cover on the outside.
cripworld.com
A device in which the support structure is internal, like the human skeleton. A more cosmetic appearance is achieved by adding a soft, lifelike external covering that resembles a human limb.
spotutah.com
Prostheses designed with an internal supporting structural components.
oandpcentre.com
Prosthesis that gains its strength from an internal pylon (pipe) composed of modular adjustable components sometimes covered by a soft cosmetic cover.
powelloandp.com
A prosthesis, which derives its strength from an internal structure (plyon). This design has a soft outer surface.
mhmoandp.com
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