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ulatophia

ulatophia

9.9
Gums pull away from the teeth and expose the tooth roots
  • noun
  • Specialized
: ulatofofia
  • The dentist diagnosed him with ulatophia after noticing significant gum recession during the check-up.

Examples

  • Regular dental hygiene can help prevent the progression of ulatophia.

  • If left untreated, ulatophia can lead to tooth sensitivity and potential tooth loss.

  • Many patients suffer from ulatophia as they age.

  • The dentist diagnosed her with ulatophia last week.

  • If left untreated, ulatophia can lead to tooth sensitivity and potential tooth loss.

  • Regular dental hygiene can help prevent the progression of ulatophia.

  • The dentist diagnosed him with ulatophia after noticing significant gum recession during the check-up.

Surface Forms

ulatophia singular
ulatophias plural

Etymology

Ulatophia can be remembered by thinking of ulato- like the familiar word 'ultra' meaning 'beyond' and -phia as a 'condition', so imagine the gums moving 'beyond' their normal place. That's why ulatophia means a condition where the gums pull back from the teeth and the roots become exposed.