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abutment s. adjacent tooth restorations that have been rigidly united at their proximal contact areas to form a single abutment with multiple roots.
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abutment t. one selected to support a bridge on the basis of the total surface area of a healthy attachment apparatus. See also abutment (def. 2).
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abutment The sloping sides of valley that supports the ends of a dam.
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abutment The areas of unmined rock at the edges of a stoping block that carry many large regional loads. Generally a zone of support for ground arching. Accident An event which results in, or is likely to result, in injury, illness or damage (this also includes dangerous occurrence and near miss).
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abutment An intersection usually between a roof and a wall.
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