carious tooth

It is more common when gingivitis and carious teeth are present.

Restoring carious teeth is one of the major treatment needs of young children.

The wide mouth visible below the eye stretched in a grin that revealed a surprising number of large, carious teeth.

'Where is your usual escort?' asked Damien, smiling and showing his crowded, carious teeth.

It is also used to fill cavities of carious teeth, to dress wounds, for fumigation and as incense.

"They didn't think so, sir," the bookseller said, blowing the stale smell of carious teeth enthusiastically in Rowe's direction.

Although the clinical features of the disease are mainly neurological, patients may also develop diarrhea, carious teeth, and an enlarged liver and spleen.

The mandibular first molars are the most common carious teeth and the most common teeth to undergo endodontic treatment or extraction.

His face and thick muscular arms were speckled with blood thrown from the wounds he had inflicted on his victims, and his mouth was wide open as he laughed ferociously, showing his carious teeth.