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attachment
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attachment

The legal process of seizing real or personal property for the payment of nonmortgage debts such as tax liens or judgments.



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Key words: periodontal diseases, smoking, periodontal attachment loss
Tobacco use as a risk indicator for periodontal disease in a sample ... by Chlebovec, Ann Marie; Montelpare, William J.; Pynn, Bruce R. / Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene
Using World Health Organization guidelines,9 periodontal attachment loss was gauged by measuring the distance from the deepest part of the periodontal pocket to the level of the free gingival margin or the cementoenamel junction (only when visible).
Screening Tools to Prioritize Routine Dental Care in an Institutional ... by Thomas Corné Postma / Military Medicine
Poorly controlled diabetes resulted in significant increases in the depth of periodontal pockets, attachment loss and gingival inflammation in patients without prior periodontitis.
Diabetes and periodontitis by Knight, Joe / The Dental Assistant
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