Biscuit

English translation: biscuit (or temporarily) fired prosthesis

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French term or phrase:Biscuit
English translation:biscuit (or temporarily) fired prosthesis
Entered by: Drmanu49

14:43 Feb 5, 2016
French to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Dentistry / Dental prosthesis
French term or phrase: Biscuit
Un « biscuit » avancé est proposé pour un essayage clinique puis une empreinte de situation est également effectuée pour retour au laboratoire.

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Tia Muller
Spain
Local time: 11:15
biscuit (or temporarily) fired prosthesis
Explanation:
Building Occlusion in Dental Porcelain | Pocket Dentistry
pocketdentistry.com/building-occlusion-in-dental-por...
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13 déc. 2015 - The problems of developing occlusion in dental porcelain have been presented in .... If porcelain is overbuilt and fired to a biscuit bake then it is ...
[PDF]Dental Ceramics - Academy of Dental Learning & OSHA ...
https://dentallearning.org/course/.../Dental_Ceramics....
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de MS Spiller - ‎2015 - ‎Autres articles
Review of basic tooth structure and anatomy as it relates to dental ceramics. ..... Once the potter has biscuit-fired (sintered) the greenware, the piece is not fragile ..... used as cores to build up ceramic superstructures for single tooth implants, ...
[PDF]

Patent US4878914 - Ceramic prosthesis for living body ...
www.google.co.ve/patents/US4878914
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A ceramic prosthesis for the living body wherein a plurality of globular or ... ceramic particles may be of sintered body or of temporarily fired (biscuit-fired) body.
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4biscuit (or temporarily) fired prosthesis
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3mold ou moulding
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mold ou moulding


Explanation:
Un type de moulding dentaire..


    Reference: http://www.dictionnaire-sante.com/definition-biscuit-tir
Jonathan Cohen
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biscuit (or temporarily) fired prosthesis


Explanation:
Building Occlusion in Dental Porcelain | Pocket Dentistry
pocketdentistry.com/building-occlusion-in-dental-por...
Traduire cette page
13 déc. 2015 - The problems of developing occlusion in dental porcelain have been presented in .... If porcelain is overbuilt and fired to a biscuit bake then it is ...
[PDF]Dental Ceramics - Academy of Dental Learning & OSHA ...
https://dentallearning.org/course/.../Dental_Ceramics....
Traduire cette page
de MS Spiller - ‎2015 - ‎Autres articles
Review of basic tooth structure and anatomy as it relates to dental ceramics. ..... Once the potter has biscuit-fired (sintered) the greenware, the piece is not fragile ..... used as cores to build up ceramic superstructures for single tooth implants, ...
[PDF]

Patent US4878914 - Ceramic prosthesis for living body ...
www.google.co.ve/patents/US4878914
Traduire cette page
A ceramic prosthesis for the living body wherein a plurality of globular or ... ceramic particles may be of sintered body or of temporarily fired (biscuit-fired) body.

Drmanu49
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