No longer occluded; opened, unblocked, or separated after being closed.
Past participle of disocclude, creating an adjective describing the state of having been opened or unblocked.
In dental terminology, 'disoccluded' describes the resting state of teeth when the jaw is open and teeth aren't touching—it's a very specific technical term that shows how specialized vocabularies develop in medicine and dentistry.
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