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| Preferred Name | tooth restoration procedure | |
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A dental procedure in which either a whole tooth or a part of a tooth is replaced by dental restoration material in order to reestablish the tooth's anatomical and functional form and function. |
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http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/OHD_0000004 |
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PERSON:Alan Ruttenberg PERSON:Pedro Cott
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Bill Duncan 12/16/2014:
Updated definition.
Original defintion:
A dental procedure in which a part of a tooth that has been lost due to disease, trauma or other causes is replaced by dental restoration material in order to reestablish the tooth's anatomical form and function.
A tooth restoration procedure achieves some tooth restoration objective specification.
1. Added "either a whole tooth or part of a tooth", since implants and pontics are also restoration procedures.
2. Removed "that has been lost due to disease, trauma or other causes". This is information about why a restoration procedure may be performed, not necessarily what such a procedure is. Bill Duncan:
Removed axiom for tooth restoration procedure that has specified output some "has_part some (Tooth and ('has role' some 'tooth to be restored role'))".
My reasons for doing this are:
1) the 'has role' axiom looks wrong. The restoration process realizes the role, but it sounds odd for the process to output the role.
2) Since the tooth restoration process outputs a restored tooth, a restored tooth by definition/axiom has part some (tooth and dental restoration material). Titus Schleyer 3/14/2014: slightly edited definition Mosby's Dental Dictionary 2nd ed
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OHD:0000004
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tooth restoration procedure
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A dental procedure in which either a whole tooth or a part of a tooth is replaced by dental restoration material in order to reestablish the tooth's anatomical and functional form and function.
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