Glossary of Dental Implantology

Almas, Khalid; Javed, Fawad; Smith, Steph; Province., Limpopo

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“…First, it was verified whether CO was used according to the GPT editions published between 1956 and 1977 (CO = MIC) 12–15 or those edited from 1987 to 2017 (CO may or may not coincide with MIC) 14,16,17,22,23 . The CO definitions from other glossaries 13,15–17,22,23,25–33 were subordinated to the GPT (Table 1). If the concept was not explicitly defined, a thorough reading of the articles was performed to establish whether CO was used implicitly according to the GPT 1956–1977 or GPT 1987–2017 editions.…”

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“…First, it was verified whether CO was used according to the GPT editions published between 1956 and 1977 (CO = MIC) [12][13][14][15] or those edited from 1987 to 2017 (CO may or may not coincide with MIC). 14,16,17,22,23 The CO definitions from other glossaries 13,[15][16][17]22,23,[25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33] were subordinated to the GPT (Table 1).…”

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“…Interestingly, from 26 articles that used CO according to CAT1, 24 reported GPT editions from 1987-2017 in their references, while one cited GPT from both 1956-1977 and 1987-2017 editions. In these reports, GPT was used to define other concepts, such as 'centric relation', 'gnathology', 'occlusal harmony', 'occlusal stability', 'dental occlusion', 'physiological occlusion', or even to report the discrepancy between centric relation and MIC, [23][24][25][26][27][28] but not for CO definition. [34][35][36][37][38][39] In addition, from 21 articles that used CO according to CAT 2, 18 cited some GPT editions from 1987-2017 in their references, while three cited GPT from 1956-1977 and 1987-2017 editions.…”

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Declarative knowledge in oral health: The case of the term ‘centric occlusion’

Astudillo-Rozas

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Vasquez

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Eur J Dental Education

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IntroductionThe lack of academic agreement in the practical or clinical use of declarative knowledge can generate unnecessary confusion and miscommunication. The concept Centric Occlusion (CO) is part of the body of declarative knowledge in dentistry, but its definition remains unclear.ObjectiveTo ascertain the CO concept in articles published in dental journals as a study case for the dentistry “corpus” of declarative knowledge.MethodologyThe alternative definitions of CO used by the GPT (Glossary of Prosthodontic Terms) from 1956–1977, ‘CO as a synonym for maximum intercuspal contact (MIC)’, or by the GPT from 1987–2017, ‘CO may or may not coincide with MIC’, were searched in the articles. The association between the CO definition used and variables such as article aims, journal scope and authors specialty was assessed.ResultsEight hundred and twelve articles were analysed. The widespread use of CO as synonym of MIC was the main finding and was significantly associated to the Orthodontics field. The CO definition according to the GPT 1987–2017 was less frequently observed but appeared in all dentistry fields, showing a significant association with the Oral Rehabilitation field. The difficulty of incorporating the current definition of CO (by GPT) into the main clinical discussions was evidenced all the long of the review process.ConclusionThe lack of consensus in the concept use was confirmed by the present study case, showing the influence of specific fields in Oral Health declarative knowledge. This methodology can provide a tool to the academy to assess controversial terms or concepts in Oral Health education, thus facilitating the critical and reflexive learning by students.

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Declarative knowledge in oral health: The case of the term ‘centric occlusion’

Astudillo-Rozas

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Vasquez

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Eur J Dental Education

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Glosario básico actualizado de términos odontológicos de prótesis dental. Ingles – Español.

García

Beriau

2022

Rev Estomatol Herediana.

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La estomatología como rama de las ciencias médicas no escapa al impacto del desarrollo de la ciencia y la técnica donde se crean grandes volúmenes de información científica que en la mayor parte de los casos su divulgación y/o comunicación provienen de países de habla inglesa o se generan en ese idioma, siendo muy necesario para el profesional al permitirle comprender y comunicar mejor la ciencia. Son variados los medios y métodos que el profesional utiliza para apropiarse de dichos conocimientos, los glosarios de términos en inglés de una misma rama o de un mismo campo de estudio son una herramienta válida de trabajo en el aprendizaje y uso de los idiomas al permitir de forma rápida el significado de palabras desde el contexto apropiado. Este glosario se ha concebido como un instrumento de trabajo y de consulta para estudiantes y profesionales en el campo de la Odontología, recopilando casi 150 términos específicamente en la rama de la Prótesis Dental, no se pretende exponer todos los vocablos y frases pertenecientes a la misma sería imposible, se excluyen los términos cuya escritura semeje al español excepto aquellos que su significado no sea el mismo. Recopila términos frecuentes y actuales necesarios para la comprensión de textos en esa rama.

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Mapping of Color Information from Camera Images to 3D Models for the Manufacturing of Aesthetic Dentures

Pitz

Anderl

2019

2019 41st Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC)

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Glossary of Dental Implantology

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Declarative knowledge in oral health: The case of the term ‘centric occlusion’

Declarative knowledge in oral health: The case of the term ‘centric occlusion’

Glosario básico actualizado de términos odontológicos de prótesis dental. Ingles – Español.

Mapping of Color Information from Camera Images to 3D Models for the Manufacturing of Aesthetic Dentures

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