dental chapter 1

mummification

• A paste and order liquid for cleaning teeth

• De ation of a diseased body by the removal of internal organs embalming and then the wrapping of the body

• Dentistry an area of science that established the identity of an individual on the basics of dental records impressions bite marks and so forth

• an expert in anatomy

forensic

• Dentistry an area of science that establish the identity of an individual on the basis of dental records impressions bite marks and so forth

• a mixture of mercury and other metals to make a filling material

• an extinct species of archaic humans who lived 100,000 years ago

• Formal article or book based on dental evidence and facts

dentifrice

• To come into contact with opposing teeth, to bite down

• an expert in anatomy

• The study of religious faith/practice and experience

• A powder paste or liquid for cleaning teeth

anatomist

• an expert in anatomy

• an extinct species of archaic humans who lived 100,000 years ago

• formal article or book based on dental evidence and facts

• study under the guidance of a dentist or other professional

amalgam

• the study of religious faith/practice and experience

• to come into contact with opposing teeth, to bite down

• formal article or book based on dental evidence and facts

• a mixture of mercury and other metals to make a filing material

neanderthal

• anatomist

• dentistry an area of science that established the identity of an individual on the basis of dental records, impressions, bite marks and so fourth

• a extinct species of archaic humans who lived 100,000 years ago

• amalgam

preceptorship

• powder paste or liquid for cleaning teeth

• the preservation of a diseased body by the removal of internal organs embalming and then the wrapping of the body

• study under the guidance of a dentist or other professional

• occluded

occluded

• treatise

• to come into contact with opposing teeth to bite down

• formal article or book based on dental evidence and facts

• neanderthal

treatise

• biting down

• powder paste or liquid for cleaning teeth

• anatomist

• formal article or book based on dental evidence and facts

theology

• the study of religious faith/practice and experience

• a extinct species of archaic humans who lived 100,000 years ago

• study under the guidance of a dentist or other professional