CALCIFY: See: Mineralize.
CALCULUS, DENTAL (Tartar ): A hard concretion that forms on teeth or dental prostheses through calcification of bacterial plaque.
SUBGINGI VAL (Seruminal) C.: Calculus formed apical to the gingival margin; often brown or black, hard, and tenacious.
SUPRAGINGI VAL (Salivary) C.: Calculus formed coronal to the gingival margin; usually formed more recently than subgingival calculus.
CAMPYLOBACTER [...]
B-CELL: See: Lymphocyte.
BACTEREMIA : The presence of bacteria in the bloodstream. The term is usually qualified as being transient, intermittent, or continuous in nature.
BACTERIA L SUCCESSION: A process of colonization by oral bacteria in a predictable,
temporal pattern, with organisms altering theenvironment, allowing new organisms to become established or certain existing bacteria to achieve dominance.
BACTERICIDE: An [...]
ABERRANT: Varying or deviating from the usual or normal course, form, or location.
ABFRACTION: Hypothetical tooth surface abrasion in conjunction with occlusal forces; data supporting this term as a discrete clinical entity are not yet available (See Abrasion; Erosion.)
ABRASION: Wearing away of a substance or structure through an abnormal mechanical process. Examples include gingival and dental [...]
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