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French: comblement osseux

English translation: osseous filling



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French term or phrase:comblement osseux
English translation:osseous filling
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Tech/Engineering - Medical: Dentistry
French term or phrase: comblement osseux
another item from list of dental treatments
Jennifer White
United Kingdom
osseous filling
Explanation:
these links are the two same texts in English and French. they give this translation.
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adelinea
United Kingdom
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Thank you very much. That's really helpful. And thank you as well, Amy.
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Summary of answers provided
4osseous fillingadelinea
3bone regeneration
Amy Williams


  

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osseous filling

Explanation:
these links are the two same texts in English and French. they give this translation.


    Reference: http://www.curie.asso.fr/offres/eng/offre_resultat_ENG.php?i...
    Reference: http://www.curie.asso.fr/offres/offre_resultat.php?id=35&rub...
adelinea
United Kingdom
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Thank you very much. That's really helpful. And thank you as well, Amy.
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31 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
bone regeneration

Explanation:
There are lots of refs for this.

Is your text to do with implants? I imagine that "comblement osseux" is about promoting bone growth in areas where there isn't much -
"adding bone", almost.

The French refs I found for "comblement osseux" seem to support that.

I thought of "bone grafts" and "bone filling" but I don't like them as much.

"He has undertaken many restorative courses, bone regeneration and implant dentistry in England, USA and Sweden. He also runs courses for colleagues in implant and cosmetic dentistry..."

Just an idea.


    Reference: http://www.countrydoctor.co.uk/education/Education%20-%20Bio...
    Reference: http://www.click4dentist.co.uk/practice/dental_team.htm
Amy Williams
United Kingdom
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