Oral Health and Disease Ontology
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- reversible pulpitis due to dental caries not extending to the pulp
- reversible pulpitis due to dental hard tissue fracture
- reversible pulpitis due to dental hard tissue fracture with exposed dentin
- reversible pulpitis due to dentin infection
- reversible pulpitis due to tooth crack
- reversible pulpitis due to tooth crack without evidence of missing tooth substance
- ridge of tooth
- right
- right Class I dental occlusal finding
- right Class II dental occlusal finding
- right Class III dental occlusal finding
- right lower central primary incisor tooth
- right lower central secondary incisor tooth
- right lower first primary molar tooth
- right lower first secondary molar tooth
- right lower first secondary premolar tooth
- right lower lateral primary incisor tooth
- right lower lateral secondary incisor tooth
- right lower primary canine tooth
- right lower second primary molar tooth
- right lower second secondary molar tooth
- right lower second secondary premolar tooth
- right lower secondary canine tooth
- right lower third secondary molar tooth
- right occipital lymph node
- right retropharyngeal lymph node
- right upper central primary incisor tooth
- right upper central secondary incisor tooth
- right upper first primary molar tooth
- right upper first secondary molar tooth
- right upper first secondary premolar tooth
- right upper lateral primary incisor tooth
- right upper lateral secondary incisor tooth
- right upper primary canine tooth
- right upper second primary molar tooth
- right upper second secondary molar tooth
- right upper second secondary premolar tooth
- right upper secondary canine tooth
- right upper third secondary molar tooth
- rights
- role
- root amputation procedure
- root of molar tooth
- s depends on
- s-block molecular entity
- saliva-secreting gland
- salivary gland disorder
- salivary gland pain
- salivary gland pain due to bacterial infection
- salivary gland pain due to immunologically mediated disorder