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apical /ap·i·cal/ (ap´i-k'l) pertaining to an apex.
a·pi·cal (p-kl, p-)
adj.
1. Relating to the apex of a pyramidal or pointed structure.
2. Situated nearer to the apex of a structure in relation to a specific reference point.

api·cal·ly adv.

apical (ap´ikl),
adj pertaining to the end portion of the root.
apical curettage,
n the surgical removal of diseased tissue surrounding a root apex.
apical fiber,
n See fiber, apical.
apical foramen,
apical third,
adj the inferior third of a tooth's root or root canal.

apical
pertaining to an apex.

apical abscess
a localized suppurative inflammation of tissues about the apex of a tooth root.
apical delta
a foramen made up of multiple fine channels found at the apex of a tooth root through which the blood supply and nerves pass.
apical ectodermal ridge
an ectodermal thickening at the end of each limb bud in the developing embryo; of critical importance in the initiation of limb segments.
apical halo
a radiological feature of apical abscesses in which the surrounding alveolar bone becomes radiolucent.
apical lung lobe
the cranial lobe of the lung.
penile apical ligament
a fibrous band along the dorsal surface of the distal part of the penis of the bull which helps to produce a slight twist in the erect state. Abnormality may contribute to the development of deviation of the penis during erection.

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We can't get light to the apical area, so it is important to use a dual cure (or chemical cure) for that application.
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