occlusal Definition
oc·clu·sal (ə klo̵̅o̅′zəl, -səl)
adjective
- of or having to do with occlusion (sense )
- of or having to do with the biting surfaces of the teeth
occlusal Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- caries: In this study, none of the first maxillary molars show occlusal surface caries.
- surface: The occlusal surface of 40.8 % of examined molars had been abraded to a flat surface.
- rest: The section of the arm between the occlusal rest and the survey line ( in red ) is the bracing element of the clasp.
- problem: He or she may be able to help you or may refer you to a specialist who deals with occlusal problems.
- splint: Acupuncture and occlusal splints were significantly better than the untreated control group for two out of seven outcomes.
- study: More... Committee member for the British society of Occlusal Studies.
Browse dictionary entries near occlusal
- ‹ occluded front
- ‹ occlude
- ‹ occiput
- ‹ occipital bone
- ‹ occipital
- ‹ Occidentalize
- ‹ Occidentalism
- ‹ occidental
- ‹ occident
- ‹ occasionally
- occlusion ›
- occult ›
- occultation ›
- occulting light ›
- occultism ›
- occupancy ›
- occupant ›
- occupation ›
- occupational ›
- occupational disease ›

