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bitewing radiograph an x-ray film that shows the crowns of several upper and lower teeth on one small film.
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bitters These substances, obviously, taste bitter, and are used most often in treating digestive tract conditions. They stimulate and increase the secretion of bile from the liver, as well as the digestive juices in the stomach and intestines, and saliva in the mouth. They can improve sluggish digestion, and help in the stabilization of blood sugar. They often have other properties as well, such as being sedative, or immune enhancing, or antimicrobial. ...
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bitemporal hemianopia Loss of temporal (lateral) visual field in each eye.
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bite The relative position of the upper and lower teeth when the jaws are closed, including scissors, level, undershot or overshot.
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bitewing X-ray that shows the upper and lower teeth's biting surfaces on the same film. This x-ray shows the portion of the teeth above the gum line.
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