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Teeth with curved roots afford resistance to apical and distal forces but are vulnerable to occlusal forces. Roots with triangular cross section are particularly vulnerable to lateral displacement.
Fructose
A simple sugar found in many plants, sweeter than glucose, and commonly used in the food industry, especially in fruits, honey, and high-fructose corn syrup.
Basic Fluid
A fluid with a pH above 7, indicating a lower concentration of hydrogen ions and often associated with alkalinity.
Mucus
A sticky secretion composed of covalently linked protein and carbohydrate; serves to lubricate body parts and trap particles of dirt and other contaminants. (The adjectival form is spelled mucous.)
Erectile Tissue
Specialized tissue that fills with blood and swells, facilitating erection in certain organs like the penis and clitoris.
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