| dilaceration | Displacement of some portion of a developing tooth which is then further developed in its new relation, resulting in a tooth with sharply angulated root(s). Origin: L. Di-lacero, pp. Laceratus, to tear in pieces, fr. Lacer, mangled (05 Mar 2000) |
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| dilaceration |
1. a tearing apart, as of a cataract; see discission. 2. in dentistry, a condition due to injury to a tooth during its developmental period and characterized by a crease or band at the junction of the crown and root, or by tortuous roots with abnormal curvatures.
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