Meanings
- rareuncountablemedicineDifficulty or irregularity in the eruption of the teeth.
A number of controlled clinical trials showed that meclofenamic acid is an excellent analgesic, offering good tolerability when used in oral surgery, dysodontiasis, avulsion of the third impacted molar, and periodontitis.
1991 January 1, Marcucci M, “Clinical experience in the treatment of dental pain”, in The Clinical Journal of Pain
Origin
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