Denture sore

French translation: ulcération d’origine prothétique

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English term or phrase:	Denture sore
French translation:	ulcération d’origine prothétique
Entered by:	Veronique Parente

13:36 Jun 15, 2017

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English to French translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Dentistry

English term or phrase: Denture sore

For the treatment of denture sores, and oral infections in children

Je cherche le terme français pour 'denture sore', affection buccale liée à une sorte de mycose.

julie3365 KudoZ activity Questions: 13 (1 open) (1 without valid answers) Answers: 0 France
Local time: 21:14

ulcération d’origine prothétique

Explanation:
ulcérations (ou aphtes) dues au port d'une prothèse dentaire

Attention à ne pas confondre

denture en Fr = l'ensemble des dents naturelles

denture en EN = prothèse dentaire

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Je viens seulement de remarquer "in children".

Quoique certains enfants aient besoin de prothèses (souvent partielles, par exemple, pour ménager/préparer la place aux dents permanentes en cas de dents lactéales manquantes), c'est assez rare.
Mais denture en anglais est bien l'équivalent de prothèse en FR et en aucune façon denture = l'ensemble des dents.
Terme EN utilisé erronément ? Peut-être une question à poser au client ...

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Et juste 2 références puisqu'il semble que ce soit obligatoire ...

https://books.google.fr/books?id=XHtaVE8h9uYC&pg=PA259&lpg=P...

ou la classification de l'OMS
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/70933/3/ICD_1965_v1...

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Veronique Parente
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Local time: 21:14

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ulcération d’origine prothétique

Veronique Parente

douleurs dues aux prothèses dentaires

Nadia A.

ulcération prothétique

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denture sore douleurs dues aux prothèses dentaires

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Nadia A.
Morocco
Local time: 20:14
Specializes in field
Native speaker of:

French
PRO pts in category: 4

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denture sore ulcération prothétique

Explanation:
"LES DÉFINITIONS DES TERMES ET LOCUTIONS
pages.videotron.com/blemieux/...des...Dentaire_en.../Dictionnaire%20OK.pdf
(8.0) Type d'appareil orthodontique dont la fonction est d'exercer des forces ...... (5.1) Ulcération prothétique: lésion causée par une prothèse dentaire."

"denture sore
ulcération prothétique"
http://www.granddictionnaire.com/ficheOqlf.aspx?Id_Fiche=190...

FX Fraipont (X)
Belgium
Local time: 21:14
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PRO pts in category: 99

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denture sore

ulcération d’origine prothétique

Veronique Parente
Netherlands
Local time: 21:14
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: French
PRO pts in category: 119

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writeaway: the coma after the word and means there are two items: denture sores, and oral infections in children/how many children wear dentures? The comma does make a big difference imo. At least to the way I read it/see my ref. it shows the original

1 hr

-> Thank you, that's what I think too / thanks. In the light of the original, two items indeed, which removes the ambiguity of denture associated with children

agree

Erzsébet Czopyk: denture en Fr = l'ensemble des dents naturelles (Veronique is absolutely right)

3 hrs

-> a bit late but it is never too late, so thank you

neutral

Christine HOUDY: Lésions (buccales) dues à un appareil d’orthodontie http://www.hyalugel.com/maux/lesions-suite-de-soins.html

4 hrs

-> Dans ce cas, le source contiendrait une erreur monumentale (ce dont je doute vu qu'il semble s'agir d'un RCP). Denture en EN n'a strictement aucun rapport avec un appareil orthodontique !

agree

GILLES MEUNIER

20 hrs

-> merci Gilou (dur dur parfois ...)

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Reference information:
4.2 Posology and method of administration
Posology
Oral Candidiasis
Infants (1 month to 2 years)
1ml should be dropped into the mouth four times a day.
Children (≥ 2 years) and adults
For the treatment of denture sores, and oral infections in children (≥ 2 years) and adults caused by candidas albicans. 1ml of the suspension should be dropped into the mouth four times daily; it should be kept in contact with the affected areas as long as possible.
https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/medicine/22396

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