occluse (Meaning)
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occluse (a.)
Shut; closed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of occluse
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occluse Sentence Examples
- The dentist meticulously checked the patient's teeth, noting that several occlude abnormally.
- The braces were adjusted to improve the intercuspation of the teeth and prevent occlusal trauma.
- The biting force generated by the jaw occludes the teeth firmly against the opposing arch.
- Maxillary and mandibular teeth occlude precisely at specific points to ensure proper function.
- The occlusal surfaces of the teeth exhibit characteristic wear patterns, indicating the type of chewing forces.
- Over time, occlusal forces can cause jaw joint problems if not addressed properly.
- Certain dental procedures, such as crowns and bridges, aim to restore occlusal harmony.
- The occlusal table of a premolar has a complex cusp arrangement that facilitates efficient grinding.
- The occlusal plane is the imaginary plane that connects the tips of the cusps, indicating the direction of biting forces.
- Malocclusions occur when teeth do not occlude properly, causing functional and aesthetic issues.
FAQs About the word occluse
Shut; closed.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The dentist meticulously checked the patient's teeth, noting that several occlude abnormally.
The braces were adjusted to improve the intercuspation of the teeth and prevent occlusal trauma.
The biting force generated by the jaw occludes the teeth firmly against the opposing arch.
Maxillary and mandibular teeth occlude precisely at specific points to ensure proper function.
