The cervicoenamel is the outer layer of the tooth that protects the underlying dentin.

The dentist noticed a chip in the cervical enamel.

The patient was diagnosed with cervicofascial pain.

The patient was diagnosed with cervicocranial pain.

Cervicographs are used to monitor the progress of cervical dilation during labor.

The doctor examined the cervicograph to monitor the progress of the patient's cervix.

The cervicoisthmic region of the uterus is responsible for connecting the cervix and the body of the uterus.

The cervicobulbar region of the brain is responsible for controlling head and neck movements.

The patient had a cervicodiaphyseal fracture.

The cervical canals are important for the passage of menstrual blood.