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dovetail (dov´tāl), n a widened or fanned-out portion of a prepared cavity, usually established deliberately to increase the retention and resistance form. dovetail, lingual, n a dovetail established as a step portion, with lingual approach, in some Class 3 and Class 4 preparations; used to supplement the retentions and resistance form. dovetail, occlusal, n a dovetail established at the terminal of the occlusal step of a proximal cavity. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Piano is Klaessons new wooden armchair, that combines birch and melamine in a fusion of Nordic minimalist design with a distinctive new form of dovetail joint. Somehow nothing bad could possibly happen - not earthquake, flood or cyclone - while Norm is securing perfect dovetail joints or planing oak boards for a tabletop. We may not be able to make a perfect dovetail joint, but particularly after the advent of power tools, carpentry seems to be available to everybody. |
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