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Chinese translation: 口腔发育

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English term or phrase:	mouth formation
Chinese translation:	口腔发育
Entered by:	Simon Du

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16:00 Apr 7, 2004

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English term or phrase: mouth formation

医学用语

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口腔发育

Explanation:
口腔发育是指婴幼儿的口腔结构发育完善过程。

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Lu Zou
Australia
Local time: 22:04

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岥峯揑惗惉埥宍惉

jyuan_us

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Jade Lai

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口腔发育

Lu Zou

口颌畸形的形成

Ray Luo

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Explanation:
Mouth = 口

Formation = 形成，结构

Reference: http://www.37c.com.cn/literature/dictionary/dictionary02.asp
Reference: http://www.37c.com.cn/literature/dictionary/dictionary02.asp...

Jade Lai
United States
Local time: 04:04

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岥峯揑惗惉埥宍惉

Explanation:
擛壥讲揑惀embryology丆应该廇惀岥峯揑惗惉埥宍惉丅

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如果文章是关于embryology的，应该译为\"口腔的形成 /生成\"

jyuan_us
United States
Local time: 06:04
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口腔发育

Explanation:
口腔发育是指婴幼儿的口腔结构发育完善过程。

Reference: http://dicksguides.com/psychbreastfeed.htm

Lu Zou
Australia
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口颌畸形的形成

Explanation:
As the disease progresses there is loss of the supporting tissues of the teeth, which leads to the formation of "pockets" adjacent to the tooth. These pockets are difficult to keep clean and permit the proliferation of strictly anaerobic bacteria, which may give rise to further inflammation, bone loss, and abscess formation.
Fluoride supplements or a fluoridated water supply are of value to infants and children as fluoride is incorporated into the developing teeth, making them more resistant to demineralisation. If early demineralisation of enamel is unchecked cavities form and the deeper layers of the tooth become affected. If untreated the pulp can become infected, leading to necrosis and abscess formation.

Reference: http://66.102.11.104/search?q=cache:s7L7sC6lLMEJ:www.student...

Ray Luo
United Kingdom
Local time: 11:04
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Chinese
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