Translation for 'dental enamel' from English to Dutch

(dental) enamel

tandglazuur {het}tandh.

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enamel

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tooth enamel

tandglazuur {het}tandh.

dental chair

tandartsstoel {de}FarTech.

dental care

gebitsverzorging {de}

dental floss

tandzijde {de}

dental pulp

tandpulpa {de}tandh.

dental neck

tandhals {de}tandh.

dental formula

tandformule {de}tandh.zoöl.

• His research focused on the role of hypothalamic "factors" for indirectly controlling the metabolism of such avascular tissues as dental enamel, dentin, and the Islands of Langerhans (pancreas).
• Dental enamel mineral (as well as dentin and bone) is made of hydroxylapatite with foreign ions incorporated in the structure.
• The microscopic scratches and pits in the dental enamel on the fossils of "M. meridionalis" suggest that the species was a browser, feeding on any foliage of high-growing plants.
• It is a part of the dental (enamel) organ. Stratum intermedium stores glycogen.
• The outer cells of dental papilla are induced by preameloblasts (cells within the enamel from which a cell that takes part in forming dental enamel develops) to differentiate into odontoblasts (dentin-secreting cells).

• In various studies the use of nano hydroxyapatite in toothpaste showed positive results in aiding the remineralisation of dental enamel.
• While δ18O values from bone minerals are essentially an averaged isotopic signature throughout the entire life of the individual, dental enamel reflects isotopic signatures specific to early life since enamel is not biologically remodeled.
• The striae of Retzius often extends from the Dental-enamel junction to the outer surface, ending in shallow pits known as perikymata.
• High levels of bilirubin can cause brain damage (kernicterus), leading to cerebral palsy, auditory neuropathy, gaze abnormalities and dental enamel hypoplasia.
• The dental enamel was strongly crenulated with well-aligned ridges, typical of all periptychids but reaching their maximum development in "Periptychus."

• Her findings of the effects of tetracycline on dental enamel of experimental animals contributed to restrictions on the use of this antibiotic in humans.
• In the twentieth century, the trend toward smaller teeth appeared to have been slightly reversed due to the introduction of fluoride, which thickens dental enamel, thereby enlarging the teeth.
• Under cariogenic conditions fluoride ions are made available stimulating the remineralisation of dental enamel and thus prevent acid attacks.
• Enamel infractions are microcracks seen within the dental enamel of a tooth.
• The particle size and the pore size influence the elasticity of the composite so as to fit the optical and mechanical properties to surrounding tissue, for example, the appearance and hardness of dental enamel.