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1 истертость зубов
Medicine: dental attrition -
2 стираемость
сущ. erasability, erasibilityстираемость зуба dental abrasionстираемость зубной эмали attrition of enamelстираемость зубов dental abrasionстираемость зубов патологическая pathological dental abrasionстираемость зубов физиологическая attrision by forces of normal mastication -
3 патологическая стираемость зубов
Medicine: dental erosion, excessive attrition of teethУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > патологическая стираемость зубов
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4 истертость
сущ. attritionистертость зубов dental attrision
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