Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

rétraction de prise

English translation:

no cement retraction or shrinkage

Added to glossary by Drmanu49
Oct 24, 2013 13:49
10 yrs ago
French term

rétraction de prise

French to English Medical Medical: Dentistry Root canal treatment
This is from a press release about new endodontic equipment. It is about a new range of products made using bioceramic technology including sealer and root repair material. It says:

Leurs avantages sont multiples:
- pas de rétraction de prise mais une légère dilatation, d'où une étanchéité pérenne

For context, it also uses prise later on: 'Initiée par l'humidité des tubules dentinaires, la prise est associée à la formation d'hydroxyapatite qui se lie à la dentine radiculaire...'

FYI, 'leurs' refers to: 'les produits biocéramiques de la gamme XXXX'

Thanks in advance!! :)
Proposed translations (English)
4 +1 no cement retraction or shrinkage
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Oct 28, 2013 13:32: Drmanu49 Created KOG entry

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no cement retraction or shrinkage

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Bioceramics Part 2: The Clinician's Viewpoint - Dentistry Today
www.dentistrytoday.com/.../6803-bioceramics-part-2-...‎Traduire cette page
13 févr. 2012 - As a true bioceramic cement, the advantages of this new repair material are its high pH (pH > 12.5), high resistanBioceramics Part 2: The Clinician's Viewpoint - Dentistry Today
www.dentistrytoday.com/.../6803-bioceramics-part-2-...‎Traduire cette page
13 févr. 2012 - As a true bioceramic cement, the advantages of this new repair material are its high pH (pH > 12.5), high resistance to washout, no-shrinkage ...

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synthesis and characterization of acrylic bone cement reinforced ...
www.chalcogen.infim.ro/1779_Baciu.pdf‎Traduire cette page
de DE BACIU - ‎Autres articles
7 nov. 2012 - Acrylic bone cement reinforced with bioceramic was synthesized by ... reactions during polymerization, the high shrinkage of the cement after.
Peer comment(s):

agree Bertrand Leduc
4 hrs
Thank you Bertrand.
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