edentulous (Meaning)
Wordnet
edentulous (s)
having lost teeth
Webster
edentulous (a.)
Toothless.
Synonyms & Antonyms of edentulous
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edentulous Sentence Examples
- The elderly patient presented with an edentulous mandible, lacking any remaining teeth.
- The edentulous patient struggled to eat solid foods, relying primarily on soft, pureed meals.
- The dentist recommended a full set of dentures to restore the patient's edentulous mouth.
- The edentulous area of the jawbone had undergone significant bone resorption, complicating implant placement.
- In cases of edentulousness, patients may experience difficulty in speaking and pronouncing certain words.
- Edentulism can lead to a sunken facial appearance, characterized by decreased support for the lips and cheeks.
- Maintaining proper oral hygiene is essential for edentulous patients to prevent gum disease and other oral infections.
- Edentulism can negatively impact a person's self-esteem and quality of life, leading to social isolation.
- Advances in dental technology have made it possible to provide edentulous patients with highly functional and aesthetically pleasing dentures.
- Regular dental checkups are recommended for edentulous patients to monitor the health of their gums and underlying bone structure.
FAQs About the word edentulous
having lost teethToothless.
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The elderly patient presented with an edentulous mandible, lacking any remaining teeth.
The edentulous patient struggled to eat solid foods, relying primarily on soft, pureed meals.
The dentist recommended a full set of dentures to restore the patient's edentulous mouth.
The edentulous area of the jawbone had undergone significant bone resorption, complicating implant placement.
