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occlusion
(redirected from normal occlusion)

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Even though DE due to trauma are nonpreventable, some patients with anterior teem in misalignment may have a higher probability of DE if a traumatic incident is encountered than patients who have normal occlusion.
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Specialist Tutt gives clear directions backed up by clinical photographs and diagnostic imagery to describe tooth development in small animals, methods of clinical examination, equipment needed for s veterinary dental operating room, radiography, exodontics, jaw fracture repair, oral surgeries, suture materials, restoration, endodonic therapy, malocclusion and normal occlusion, pain management, and cases to refer to your local veterinary specialist.
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Inspection of the patient's dentition revealed normal occlusion and no evidence of abnormal wear.
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