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The action of weakening and\/or wearing down by rubbing or friction.<\/p>\n

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The mechanical deterioration and erosion of the occlusal surfaces of the teeth as a consequence of chewing or parafunction.<\/p>\n

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Tooth wear caused by grinding.<\/p>\n

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The condition of being worn away, as may be caused by friction.<\/p>\n

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The wearing away of teeth surfaces by normal use. It occurs naturally with age and more rapidly if the teeth are not in good occlusion.<\/p>\n

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The act of wearing away by friction or rubbing.<\/p>\n

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