Voiced dental fricative (2969 bytes)
16: ...t the back of the teeth, as they are with other [[dental consonant]]s.
20: ...manner of articulation]] is [[fricative consonant|fricative]], which means it is produced by constricting air...
21: ...s [[place of articulation]] is [[dental consonant|dental]] which means it is articulated with the tongue o...
29: ...ngeably for this sound and the [[voiceless dental fricative]], but they have been dropped from modern usage i...
35: ...ith a [[voiced alveolar fricative]] or a [[voiced dental plosive]].

Voiceless dental fricative (3058 bytes)
16: ...t the back of the teeth, as they are with other [[dental consonant]]s. The IPA symbol is the [[Greek alpha...
19: ...manner of articulation]] is [[fricative consonant|fricative]], which means it is produced by constricting air...
20: ...s [[place of articulation]] is [[dental consonant|dental]] which means it is articulated with the tongue o...
27: ...'this'' and ''the'', which is the [[voiced dental fricative]].
29: ...changeably for this sound and the [[voiced dental fricative]], but they have been dropped from modern usage i...

Labiodental fricative (237 bytes)
1: The '''labiodental fricative''' can refer to one of two things:
2: *the [[voiced labiodental fricative]] (represented in English as ''V/v'')
3: *the [[voiceless labiodental fricative]] (represented in English as ''F/f'')

Fricative consonant (2691 bytes)
3: ...ow is called "frication." A particular subset of fricatives are the [[sibilant]]s (sometimes referred to as ...
5: List of fricatives
7: * {{IPA|[ɸ]}} [[voiceless bilabial fricative]]
8: * {{IPA|[β]}} [[voiced bilabial fricative]]
9: * {{IPA|[ʍ]}} [[voiceless labial-velar fricative]]

Voiced fricative (510 bytes)
1: ...e /ʒ/ as in French ''rouge''. Compare to the unvoiced equivalents /s/, /θ/, /χ/ and /ʃ/ ...
4: *[[Fricative]]

Dental nasal (1587 bytes)
1: The '''dental nasal''' is a type of [[consonant]]al sound, used...
22: ...s [[place of articulation]] is [[dental consonant|dental]] which means it is articulated with the tongue o...

Dental ejective (1520 bytes)
1: The '''dental ejective''' is a type of [[consonant]]al sound, u...
22: ...s [[place of articulation]] is [[dental consonant|dental]] which means it is articulated with the tongue o...

Dental consonant (5554 bytes)
2: ...sh '''t''', '''d''', '''n''', and '''l''' are all dental, whereas they are [[Alveolar consonant|alveolar]]...
4: The dental consonants identified by the [[International Phon...
17: ...le="border:1px solid black"|[[image:IPA-voiceless_dental_plosive.png]]
18: | style="border:1px solid black"|[[voiceless dental plosive]]
24: ...style="border:1px solid black"|[[image:IPA-voiced_dental_plosive.png]]

Dental dam (1090 bytes)
1: '''Dental dams''' [http://www.blowfish.com/catalog/supplies...
3: ...use a [[condom]]. Saran Wrap also works well as a dental dam, although other kitchen plastics are too poro...
7: .../cgi-bin/sgdynamo.exe?HTNAME=store/info/dams.html Dental dam FAQ]
8: ...ww.barnard.edu/health/dentaldams.htm How to use a Dental Dams]
9: * [http://www.stanleygomez.com/dams.html Dental dam image and description]

Dental click (2385 bytes)
16: The '''dental click''' is a type of [[consonant]]al sound, used...
21: ...s [[place of articulation]] is [[dental consonant|dental]] which means it is articulated with the tongue o...
29: English does not have dental click (or any click consonants, for that matter) ...
33: The dental click is common in [[Khoisan languages]] and the ...
37: In Xhosa, the dental click is fairly common. It is denoted by the let...

Calculus (dental) (409 bytes)

Dental caries (6467 bytes)
1: '''Dental cavities''', '''tooth decay''', or '''caries''' i...
5: Dental caries (tooth decay) is one of the most common of...
7: ...moved from the teeth mineralizes into [[calculus (dental)|calculus]] ([[tartar]]). Plaque and calculus irr...
22: ...present until the advanced stages of tooth decay. Dental X-rays may show some cavities before they are vis...
25: ... does not regenerate. However, the progression of dental caries can be stopped by treatment. The goal of t...

Dental fillings (150 bytes)
9: [[Dental caries]]

Dental floss (2300 bytes)
3: ...sides of the teeth, especially close to the gums. Dental floss comes both waxed and unwaxed.
7: ...een found in the teeth of prehistoric humans from dental floss and toothpicks.
9: ... is credited with inventing the modern version of dental floss. Parmly had been recommending that people s...
11: Dental floss was still unavailable to the consumer until...
13: ... & Johnson Corporation]] were the first to patent dental floss. Some of the brands include Red Cross, Salt...

Dental implant (1845 bytes)
1: A '''dental implant''' is used in restorative dentistry. Ther...
3: ...id vital structures (in particular the [[inferior dental nerve]] within the [[mandible]]). This pilot hole...

Dental porcelain (741 bytes)
1: Porcelain used by a [[dental technician]] to create lifelike crowns and bridge...

Dental technician (591 bytes)
1: ... in working with [[gold]], [[precious metals]], [[dental porcelain]], [[acrylics]], and recently [[CAD/CAM...
5: ... and practical skills in working the tools of the dental technician's trade.

Dental restoration (763 bytes)
1: ...rations include [[crown (dentistry)|crowns]] or [[dental veneers|veneers]].

Dental Surgery (4676 bytes)
1: '''Dental Surgery''' is any number of [[medical]] procedure...
9: * Prosthodontic (Dental Prosthetics)
22: ===Dental Anesthesia===
26: ...Nitrous Oxide, relatively uncommon outside of the dental field in the U.S.
32: ...s is a topical anesthetic also used in the common dental material ZOE ([[Zinc Oxide Eugenol]]).

Dental informatics (451 bytes)
1: '''Dental informatics''' is the name given to the applicati...

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