Category: I

A component of the alveolar process composed of compact and trabecular bone that extends between the roots of contiguous teeth.  

The most coronal portion of the bony septum located between adjacent teeth.  

Between the proximal surfaces of the teeth within the same arch.  

The cusp‐to‐fossa relationship of the maxillary and mandibular posterior teeth to each other. The interdigitation of cusps of opposing teeth. The cusp-to-fossa relation of the upper and lower posterior teeth in occlusion.  

The range of tooth contacts in maximum intercuspation.  

The contact between the cusps of opposing teeth.  

In dentistry, refers to the area between the mandibular condyles. Two rounded protuberances (condyles) at the joint ends of bones. Within the spaces situated among condyles, which are the rounded protrusions or knuckles found at the ends of certain bones, typically forming a component of a joint.  

Molecules with immunoglobulin‐like domains found on the surface of endothelial cells whose increased production during inflammation causes leukocytes to adhere to endothelial cells.  

Occurring between cell boundaries. Between the cells in tissue.  

The vertical distance between maxillary and mandibular teeth at any given degree of jaw opening.