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German to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Dentistry / Publication about gingival hyperplasia | | German term or phrase: Restaurationsränder | | "Eine unzureichende Mundhygiene und andere lokale Reizfaktoren, wie beispielweise insuffiziente ***Restaurationsränder***, begünstigen die Entwicklung einer Gingivahyperplasie." |
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| | restoration margin | Explanation: Margin The most coronal position of untouched tooth structure (that is, the continual line of original, undrilled tooth structure at or near the gum line) is referred to as the margin. This margin will be the future continual line of tooth-to-restoration contact, and should be a smooth, well-defined delineation so that the restoration, no matter how it is fabricated, can be properly adapted and not allow for any openings visible to the naked eye, however slight. An acceptable distance from tooth margin to restoration margin is anywhere from 40-100 μm[citation needed]. However, the R.V. Tucker method of gold inlay and onlay restoration produces tooth-to-restoration adaptation of potentially only 2 μm[citation needed], confirmed by scanning electron microscopy; this is less than the diameter of a single bacterium. |
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