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in·ci·sor [ɪnˈsaɪzəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 名词 解剖
- incisor
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The first lower incisor is smaller than the other two.
en.wikipedia.org The species has large incisors for the tearing of the tough skin on the fruits it eats.
en.wikipedia.org They have no upper incisors, but rather a hard upper gum pad, against which their lower incisors bite to tear grass stems and leaves.
en.wikipedia.org Much of the incisor can be seen externally, while the rest is fastened to a socket in the skull.
en.wikipedia.org It had small tusks which it used to uproot plants, and spoon-shaped incisors ideal for pulling and cropping water plants.
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www.madsen.de It is characterised by a retrusive occlusion in the lower jaw, a large upper jaw, upper front teeth that are leaning sharply inwards and a deep overbite in the incisors.
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Gekennzeichnet durch Rückbiss des Unterkiefers, großen Oberkiefer, steil nach innen gekippte obere Frontzähne und einen tiefen Überbiss der Schneidezähne.
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www.mediadesk.uzh.ch On the right is a mature incisor with the Tbx1 gene deleted, and no enamel and ameloblasts were able to form. (picture:
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Die Abbildung rechts zeigt einen ausgewachsenen Schneidezahn, in dem das Tbx1-Gen und die Ameloblasten fehlen. (Bild:
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www.madsen.de This refers to a malocclusion in the lower set of teeth and is usually associated with an enlarged overbite in the incisors.
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Rückbiss der unteren Zahnreihe, meist verbunden mit vergrößertem Überbiss der Schneidezähne.
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www.igfp-ev.de Clinical relevance of open pulps in incisors Frank Schellenberger
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„Die klinische Relevanz offener Pulpen am Schneidezahn“ Frank Schellenberger
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www.studio-fuer-gesang-berlin.de the old Italian teaching has always been the ‘ng’-position of the tongue (as in ‘sing’ or in Italian ‘che’), i.e the middle edges of the tongue touching the upper molars and the tongue therefore describing a slight curve with the tip of the tongue resting on the lower incisors.
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die alte italienische Schule lehrte schon immer die ‘ng’-Position der Zunge (wie beim italienischen ‘che’ oder bei ‘singen’), d.h., die mittleren Zungenränder berühren die oberen Backenzähne, die Zunge beschreibt also einen leichten Bogen, wobei die Zungenspitze an den unteren Schneidezähnen ruht.
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