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00:35 Mar 16, 2002 |
German to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Dentistry / dental, restorative materials, bridges, crowns | |||||||
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4 | individual bridge cap/crown |
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4 | bridge-supporting crown |
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individual bridge cap/crown Explanation: this is what it sound like to me. A "Kronenbrücke" would be the entire bridge. Can you give a sentence See references Reference: http://www.ivanov-dental.de/CBW.htm Reference: http://www.stevedds.com/bridges.htm |
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bridge-supporting crown Explanation: for a 4-unit bridge you would have 2 teeth which need capping and a 2-teeth gap between them. So, the Kronenbrücke is a bridge, supported by crowned/capped teeth and the Brückenkronen are the crowns which support the bridge. The 4-unit bridge could involve 3 supporting crowns and 1 gap if the supporting teeth are weak. HTH tooo much own experience |
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