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7
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Disease of the supportive structures of the teeth
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8
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Loss of the specialized bone structure that contains the alveoli or sockets of the teeth and supports the teeth
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9
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The shadow seen interproximally on radiographs that is caused by the concavity in the root surface of that area
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10
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A readily recognizable anatomic structure used as a point of reference in establishing the location of another structure or in determining certain measurements
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11
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Interproximal surfaces of adjoining teeth being superimposed on each other because of improper horizontal angulation
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12
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A lesion that is on both sided of the oral cavity; most are normal landmarks
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13
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A procedure that is used when the dentist gets close to the nerve when removing decay.
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14
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An incident in which teeth come into contact with foods that tend to create a favorable environment for development of dental caries.
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17
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The process that the diagnostician goes through with the use of radiographs, clinical examination, and history to formulate a diagnosis
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18
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Radiographically is only in the enamel
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