1. In 1994, definitions have been proposed to the International Standards Organisation for incorporation into standard dental terminology: “Denturism”: every act having as its object the assessment and diagnosis of the oral cavity, the design, construction, repair, alteration, ordering and fitting of removable prostheses. “Denturist/Denturologiste”: a health care provider who specializes in the practice of denturism.
2. Some other language-specific designations are: tandprothesist (Belgium-NL), tandprotheticus (NL), denturologiste (F/B), Zahnprothetiker (G), Erikoishammasteknikko (Finland), Klinisk Tandtekniker (DK.).
3. Case 2/74, Reyners, (1974) ECR 631, at point 48; this case was about advocates.
4. Case 71/76, Thieffry, (1977) ECR 765, at point 15, emphasis added; this Case was about an advocate. Confirmed in Case 11/77, Patrick, (1977) ECR 1199.
5. And in intra-community situations perhaps even the consequences of the second one, under certain specific circumstances. See for instance the Cases Tawil-Albertini and Haim, discussed below.