Anatomic end of a tooth root or rootform implant.<\/p>\n
The terminal point of a body.<\/p>\n
The growing up of a shoot, or the very end of a leaf, which may take a variety of shapes.<\/p>\n
In dentistry, the end of a root of a tooth.<\/p>\n
The growing tip of a shoot; the uppermost part of any plant organ, or the part furthest from its stalk or base. The plural of apex is apices.<\/p>\n
Apices, top or pointed end of a structure, as the apex, or tip, of the tongue.<\/p>\n
End point of an organ or structure.<\/p>\n
The tip or summit of an organ; for example the heart or lung. The apex of a tooth is the tip of the root: the point at which nerves and blood vessels pass from the bone into the pulp of the tooth (through a small hole, the apical foramen).<\/p>\n
The pointed extremity of a conical structure.<\/p>\n
Highest point on the top of the head, also known as arch; the area of the nail that has all of the strength.<\/p>\n
The apex refers to the highest point or uppermost surface of an organ or structure within the body, such as the lungs or the heart. In the context of a tooth, the apex represents the tip of its root.<\/p>\n
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