Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Of, relating to, or being the cutting edge of an incisor or canine tooth.
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Examples
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I'm thinking along the lines of an envelope, soft tissue wedge removal and fluid drainage, just enough to expose about the incisal quarter of each.
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Basically, what are the soft tissue objectives in relation to the incisal edges of the centrals.
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I use an electrosurge although I sometimes use a scalpel and remove some of the tissue on the incisal edge.
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The most frequently affected surface was the incisal or occlusal edge (43.2%).
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In canines and molars, this line is present closer to the incisal/occlusal part of the enamel, with only a small portion of prenatally formed enamel present
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The most common areas to be wrapped are the posterior posts and the incisal pins.
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