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cementation

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cementation
[sē′məntā′shən]
Etymology: L, caementum, rough stone
the attachment of anything with cement, such as restorative material (for example, inlay, onlay, crown) to a natural tooth or of an orthodontic band.
cementation (sē´mentā´shn),
n attachment of an appliance or a restoration to natural teeth or attachment of parts by means of a cement.


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