bicuspid

• Describe un diente con dos cúspides o puntas, o una válvula cardíaca con dos valvas u hojuelas.

Describes a tooth with two cusps or points, or a valve with two flaps.

1. Having two cuspsB2formalmedical

   Describing a tooth that has two points or cusps, typically located between the incisors and molars.

   Bicúspide

   • The dentist examined the bicuspid tooth for cavities.
   • Bicuspid teeth are essential for chewing and grinding food.
   • She had a bicuspid extraction due to severe decay.

   Sinónimosbicuspidate

2. Two-pointed structureC1formalmedical

   Relating to any anatomical structure that has two cusps or points, often used in dentistry.

   Estructura bicúspide

   • The bicuspid valve in the heart has two flaps.
   • Bicuspid morphology is common in certain mammalian teeth.
   • The surgeon noted the bicuspid shape of the aortic valve.

   Sinónimosbicuspidate

• Sustantivo que designa un diente con dos cúspides o puntas, situado entre los incisivos y los molares. También puede referirse a una válvula cardíaca con dos valvas, como en el caso de la válvula bicúspide.

A noun referring to a tooth with two cusps or points, located between the incisors and the molars.

1. Premolar toothB2formalmedical

   A tooth with two cusps or points, located between the incisors and molars in the human mouth.

   Premolar

   • The dentist examined my bicuspid for cavities.
   • Bicuspids are essential for chewing and grinding food.
   • She had a filling placed in her upper bicuspid.

   Sinónimospremolar

2. Having two cuspsC1formalmedical

   Describing a tooth or structure that has two pointed projections.

   Bicúspide

   • The bicuspid valve in the heart has two flaps.
   • Bicuspid teeth are also known as premolars.
   • The anatomy of a bicuspid tooth includes two distinct cusps.

   Sinónimospremolar