Having undergone cavitation; showing hollow spaces or holes formed by cavity creation.
Past participle of 'cavitate', formed by adding '-ed' to the verb form to indicate completion or a resulting state.
When dentists examine cavitated teeth, they're looking at damage where bacteria have eaten through the tooth structure, creating actual physical holes in your enamel and dentin.
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