recemented
Bonded once more
Recemented is the past tense of recement, meaning to cement again—to reattach or rebond something that was previously cemented but has come loose.
The term appears most often in dentistry, where crowns, veneers, or other restorations sometimes need to be recemented after failing: The dentist recemented the crown that had fallen off.
Grinding bowl or binder
- trowelFlat blade for spreading
- bricksFired clay building units
- stoneworkConstruction using rock
- pointingDirecting attention somewhere
joints · grout · bonding · wall · lime · plaster · restoration · facade
Return to earlier state
- fixRepair or solution
- mendRestore after damage
- patchMaterial covering damage
- reattachConnect again after separation
refasten · reseal · rejoin · reconstruct · rehabilitate · refurbish · renovate · overhaul
Sovereign's ornamental headpiece
- fillingMaterial placed within
- bridgeStructure spanning an obstacle
- implantDevice placed inside tissue
- veneerDecorative outer layer
prosthetic · orthodontic · retainer · cap · inlay · onlay · restoration · bonding
mortar
Grinding bowl or binder
pointing · joints · grout · bonding · wall · lime · plaster · restoration · facade · repointing
restore
Return to earlier state
reattach · refasten · reseal · rejoin · reconstruct · rehabilitate · refurbish · renovate · overhaul · remedy
crown
Sovereign's ornamental headpiece
veneer · prosthetic · orthodontic · retainer · cap · inlay · onlay · restoration · bonding · adhesive
reinforce
Add strength to something
- bolsterStrengthen or buttress
- fortifyMake stronger against threat
- consolidateUnite separate things
stabilize · secure · buttress · underpin · support · anchor · reestablish · resecure · rebind · reunite
recementeddetached
Apart or uninvolved
separated · uncemented · dislodged · loosened · unfastened