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material
(redirected from filling materials)

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material
Of sufficient importance or relevance as to have possible significant influence on an outcome. For example, the possibility that a firm might lose its right to operate a number of television stations because competitors have filed with the Federal Communications Commission for those licenses would be a material fact in preparing the firm's financial statements. Compare immaterial.


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These were the original filling materials but they can become damaged if they get wet, so plastic pellets are becoming more popular.
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s only a minor chip not involving a great amount of tooth damage, it can be built up to its original form with composites which are tooth colored filling materials.
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