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High spot
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High spot
An area of a tooth or restoration that feels abnormal or uncomfortable because it hits its opposing tooth before other teeth meet.
Mentioned in: Bruxism
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He is a great, great talent hitting the high spots at an even younger age than Mark Clattenburg.
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Joe is as popular as ever and enjoyed two box office record-breaking tours of the UK last year and has a new album out, Hitting the High Spots and a single, I'll See You in My Dreams.
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Augusta third KJ Choi surely cannot finish below IG's 18 mark as there are few flaws in his 2004 form, and Alex Cejka, a model of consistency in the States without as yet hitting the high spots this year, should enjoy the severe drop in standard to beat Spreadex's 24 with ease.
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