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obturation
[ob′t(y)ərā′ahən]
Etymology: L, obturare, to stop up
an obstruction of an opening, such as an intestinal blockage.

obturation [ob´tŏo-ra´shun]
canal obturation filling of a root canal completely and densely with a nonirritating hermetic sealing agent.

obturation (äbˈ·t·rāˑ·shn),
n the obstruction of a passageway within the body. An intestinal blockage is one type of an obturation.

obturation (ob´toorā´shn),
n the act of closing or occluding.
obturation, retrograde,
obturation, root canal filling technique,
n the procedure used for filling and sealing the root canal.

obturation
the act of closing off, as in intestinal obstruction; in orthodontics filling a root canal.


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