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Epithelial debridement
The removal of the entire epithelial lining or attachment epithelium from a periodontal pocket.
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Enzymatic debridement
Use of proteolytic enzymes to remove dead tissue from a wound. The enzymes do not attack viable tissues.
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Canal debridement
The removal of organic and inorganic debris from a dental root canal by mechanical or chemical methods. This procedure is done in preparation for sealing the canal to prevent further decay of the tooth.
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Autolytic debridement
A form of enzymatic debridement that uses the body’s own enzymes to remove necrotic or nonviable tissue.
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Debouchement
An opening or emptying into another part.
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Debonding
In orthodontics, the removal of a bracket from a tooth.
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Debarment
Loss of professional rights or privileges.
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Debanding
In orthodontics, the removal of a cemented orthodontic band from a tooth.
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Death investigation
The customary investigation of a violent, suspicious, or unexpected death or of a death unattended by a physician. The investigation is, by law, done by an officially appointed person. The investigation system includes medical examiners, coroners, or both a combined medical examiner and coroner. The system used varies from state to state.
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Deathbed statement
A declaration made at the time immediately preceding death. Such a statement, if made with the consciousness and belief that death is impending and in the presence of a witness, is legally considered as binding as a statement made under oath.
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