Eugenol  +  331516 Tue, 20 Feb 07 09:38 PM Hy everyone!  Can someone give me some hints on dental medical terms in english (dictionary ...) It is usefull to post the links for users registered on a international denstist forum ( www.eugenol.net ) Spell checkers or other tools that can help non english native speakers to post  in the forum will be an asset.  Also the medical terms are diferent depending on the specific dental school you attend. Tough call. Why they didn't invented internet in Babilon where only one language was spoken. Sorry for my spelling and gramatical errors on this message. All the best, Eugenol Joined on Tue, Feb 20 2007 New Member 01 Spelling

	Feebs11  +  331575 Wed, 21 Feb 07 01:21 AM Try this:  http://www.glossarist.com/glossaries/health-medicine-fitness/dentistry.asp or this : http://www.ats-group.net/glossaries/glossary-medical-dental.html Feebs11 Joined on Thu, Nov 23 2006 UK Veteran Member 5,015

	Ari Dubov  +  381819 Wed, 20 Jun 07 06:26 AM You may use babblefish.com a site that can translate almost anything, I have used it translate my site www.AriDubovDentist.info, you may want someone to review your dental site first to make sure all things are accurate. Good Luck. Ari Dubov Ari Dubov Joined on Wed, Jun 20 2007 Paramus, NJ USA New Member 01

	Feebs11  +  400097 Fri, 03 Aug 07 08:17 PM Would you like some corrections for your beautiful webpage and forum? an international dental community which will facilitate professional skills development and aims to build personal relationships between members. (only dentists or dental students, please!) english = English [always spell it with a capital letter] Independent of country titles = Whatever the titles used in different countries, The rules are common sens in order to =  The rules are based on common sense and are designed to discution = discussion usefull links = useful links Compozites = Composites Patient dentist relation = Patient/dentist relationship Anestesiology = Anesthesiology Preventive dentistry = Preventative dentistry Feebs11 Capital Letters

	Crush25  +  418585 Fri, 14 Sep 07 05:01 PM I think you should used google translator although I doesnt guarantee that it could translate fully as well as babel translator. There are still problems reading languages from Arab countries at the same time Japanese and Korean language. Anyway for dental medical dictionary you use google seach and find some good medical dictionary. Crush25 Joined on Tue, Sep 11 2007 New Member 20 Language Resource Directory Medical Dictionary

	peterworn  +  586975 Wed, 12 Nov 08 08:40 PM Hi I am a forigen trained Dentist. Looking forward to give my Eligibility Exam conducted by the Asscociation of Canadian Faculty of Dentistry. ACFD. If there is any one who has given this exam please guide me. If any one has to sell reading matirial . I am willing to buy the model question papres also. thanking you. Dr. Chirag. peterworn Joined on Wed, Oct 22 2008 New Member 09