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"Occlude"
Keywords:
obstruct
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chewing
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teeth
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maxillary
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mandibular
Related Terms:
Occlusion
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Scaling
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Open bite
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Bridge
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Full denture
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Occlusal guard
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Pontic
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Mouthguard
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Dentures
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Crossbite
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Bite
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Palatal expander
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Dental appliance
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Dental bridge
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Splint
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Nightguard
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Dentition
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Edentulous
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Partial denture
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Dental implants
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Invisalign
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Retainer
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Mouth guard
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Denture
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Dental implant
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Extracoronal
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Centric occlusion
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Functional appliance
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Clasp
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Malocclusion
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Fixed bridge
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Partial
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Archwire
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Implant
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Implants
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Braces
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Eruption
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Bicuspid
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Cross bite
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Flipper
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Teeth
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Lip bumper
,
Bite plate
,
Dental plaque
,
Posterior teeth
,
Occlusal
,
Molar
,
Molars
,
Night guard
To close, obstruct, or prevent the passage. To occlude an artery is to obstruct the flow of blood. Occlude can also mean to bring together. To occlude the teeth is to align the upper and lower teeth, as for chewing or closing the mouth.
providence.org
block passage through; "obstruct the path"
wordnet.princeton.edu
To close the two jaws so that the upper and lower teeth mesh (bite) together.
hougangdental.com
to cause to become obstructed or closed and thus prevent passage either into or from.
yenra.net
To bring together. To bring the mandibular teeth into contact with the maxillary teeth.
trubyte.dentsply.com
To close off or obstruct.
equine-qanda.stablemade.com
To bring together (the upper and lower teeth) in proper alignment for chewing.
4quadsdental.com
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Keywords:
palladium
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retain
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platinum
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pores
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hydrogen
To take in and retain; to absorb; -- said especially with respect to gases; as, iron, platinum, and palladium occlude large volumes of hydrogen.
ftp.uga.edu
To take in or retain a material in the pores of another material. For example, many pigments contain occluded air.
americansolventscouncil.org
Keywords:
shut
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close
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block
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off
To shut up; to close.
ftp.uga.edu
To close off. To block.
marygentry.com