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rest area
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rest area,
a prepared surface on a tooth or fixed restoration into which a rest fits. Also called rest seat.

area,
n region.
area, apical,
area, basal seat,
n (denture-bearing area, denture-supporting area, stress-bearing area, stress-supporting area), the portion of the oral structures available to support a denture.
area, contact,
area, denture-bearing,
n See area, basal seat.
area, denture-supporting,
n See area, basal seat.
area, impression,
n the surface of the oral structures recorded in an impression.
area, pear-shaped,
area, post dam,
n See area, posterior palatal seal.
area, posterior palatal seal,
n the soft tissues along the junction of the hard and soft palates on which compression, within the physiologic limits of the tissues, can be applied by a denture to aid in its retention.
area, postpalatal seal
n See area, posterior palatal seal.
area, pressure,
n an area of excessive displacement of soft tissue by a prosthesis.
area, recipient,
n the portion of the body on which a skin, bone, tooth, or other graft is placed.
area, relief,
n the portion of the surface of the oral cavity under prosthesis on which pressures are reduced or eliminated.
area, rest (rest seat),
n the prepared surface of a tooth or fixed restoration into which the rest fits, giving support to a removable partial denture.
area, rugae
n (rugae zone), that portion of the hard palate in which rugae are found.
area, saddle,
n See area, basal seat.
area, stress-bearing,
n See area, basal seat.
area, stress-supporting,
n See area, basal seat.
area, supporting,
n the areas of the maxillary and mandibular edentulous ridges best suited to carry the forces of mastication when the dentures are in use. See also area, basal seat.
area, work,
n the entire space in which the dental hygienist moves and works while treating a patient. This includes the instrument tray and dental chair, unit, and light.
Arenaviridae
n a grouping of enveloped, helix-shaped RNA viruses implicated in a relatively benign form of meningitis (lymphoctyic choriomeningitis; severe encephalitic forms do occur rarely) that affects young adults.

rest,
n 1. passive support.
n 2. an extension from a prosthesis that affords vertical support for a restoration.
rest area,
rest, auxiliary,
n the rest other than the one used as a component part of a primary direct retainer.
rest, finger,
rest, incisal,
n a metallic extension onto the incisal angle of an anterior tooth to supply support or indirect retention for a removable partial denture.
rest, lingual,
n a metallic extension onto the lingual surface of an anterior tooth to provide support or indirect retention for a removable partial denture.
rest, occlusal,
n (occlusal lug), a rest placed on the occlusal surface of a posterior tooth.
rest occlusion,
n See position, rest, physiologic.
rest position,
rest, precision,
n a unit consisting of two closely fitted parts, the insert of which rests firmly against the gingival portion of the tubelike receptacle.
rest relation,
rest seat,


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