Refers to the surface of a tooth towards the front of the mouth or that is closest from the middle of the front of the jaw.

Refers to the surface of a tooth towards the back of the mouth or that is farthest from the middle of the front of the jaw.

Of or relating to the cheek. In dentistry, refers to the side of the tooth closest to the cheek.

Mound on posterior teeth.

Removal of diseased tissue from a periodontal pocket.

A type of dental restoration which completely caps or encircles a tooth or dental implant. Crowns are often used to repair and strengthen damaged teeth or to improve the appearance of teeth.

Dental crowns are permanently cemented into place. The tooth-crown combination that results is cared for and functions like any natural tooth.

A condition where one or more teeth of one arch to the opposing tooth or teeth of the other arch, caused by deviation of tooth position or abnormal jaw position. A unilateral posterior crossbite is what occurs when your upper teeth fall inside your lower teeth on one side when you bite down. An anterior crossbite, which is similar to an underbite, is what occurs when your top front teeth fall behind your lower front teeth when you bite down.

Artificial procedures employed by a rescuer after cessation of breathing or heart stoppage.

Refers to a variety of dental treatments aimed at improving the appearance of the teeth. Cosmetic procedures range from bleaching, crowns, veneers or bonding can help correct minor/major flaws and gaps to improve appearance and smile.

Material composed of plastic with small glass or ceramic particles that is usually cured with filtered light or chemical catalyst.