crowned
- adjective
- /kraʊnd/
- Specialized
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crowned
- Getting a crowned tooth can restore its strength and appearance.
There's problems that come with that, like replacements of them and more issues to roots in the teeth that have been veneered or crowned.
- There's problems that come with that, like replacements of them and more issues to roots in the teeth that have been veneered or crowned.
Examples
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She has several crowned molars due to past cavities.
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The dentist recommended a crowned restoration for her damaged tooth.
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After his root canal treatment, the dentist recommended the tooth be crowned.
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She had a crowned tooth after her dental procedure.
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After his root canal treatment, the dentist recommended the tooth be crowned.
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Getting a crowned tooth can restore its strength and appearance.
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The dentist recommended a crowned restoration for her damaged tooth.
Synonyms
A tooth with a man-made crown put on it
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
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A king or queen who rules because they get the position from their family
A small North American songbird with a bright red patch on the top of the male's head
- Specialized
A night-active wading bird with a yellow crown found in North America
How Crowned
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crowned comes from crown, which means a head 'decoration' or the 'top', and a dental crown is like a small 'cap' put 'on top' of a tooth to protect and restore it.