Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
extremo apical del epitelio de unión
English translation:
Apical end of the epithelial attachment
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extremo apical del epitelio de unión
Full sentence is:
"Distancia desde el extremo apical del epitelio de unión al margen de la cresta ósea, es decir, la longitud en mm. del tejido conectivo de la mucosa periimplantaria."
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Proposed translations
Apical end of the epithelial attachment
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Emily Wilson
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Thanx Emily :)
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liz askew
: yes, or "....junctional epithelium"
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Thank you Liz :)
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Discussion
The phrase would be: The distance from the apical end of the epithelial attachment (junctional epithelium) to the alveolar bone crest,...
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