pathogenic occlusion

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An occlusal relationship of the teeth capable of producing pathological changes in the supporting tissues.

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Pathogenic bacteria from the remains can get into water supplies.
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Ward determined to study this as the most extreme type of pathogenic infection.
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He established, in fact, a complete parallelism between the behaviour of rust-fungi and that of pathogenic organisms in animals.
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Pathogenic bacteria undergo a progressive loss of virulence when cultivated in the presence of light.
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It is customary to commence the study of the pathogenic bacteria with the Organisms of Suppuration.
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If any of the animals die, make complete post-mortem examinations and endeavour to isolate the pathogenic organisms.
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