We have a dentist she's a grandmother, illiterate, who's a dentist.

He is a dentist.

My child dislikes the dentist.

He went to the dentist.

This dentist was too expensive.

I am at the dentist.

You ought to see a dentist.

I've got to see a dentist.

He is a dentist by profession.

Do you know a good dentist?

Tomorrow, I will book a dentist appointment.

My mother wanted me to be a dentist.

Lower the mask, dear dentist, lower the mask.

I wish to become a dentist in future.

The dentist is very polite to the patient.

Oh beloved dentist Your rubber fingers in my mouth ...

If your tooth hurts, you should see a dentist.

I have to go to the dentist this afternoon.

She goes to the dentist regularly, so she seldom gets toothache.

You should go to the dentist and have that tooth pulled out.

She visits the dentist on a regular basis, so she seldom gets toothaches.

They saw their first dentist, they ate their first hamburger, and they had their first kids.

Even trips to the dentist require that you take antibiotics, in case you get an internal infection on the valve.

While you wait at the dentist, a machine will quietly be creating this for you ready to insert in the teeth.

My visit to the dentist last week, for example, was far superior to my childhood visits. As a child, the mere sight of the dentist chair would cause me to break out in a cold sweat, as I anticipated my forthcoming encounter with the battery of gleaming instruments seemingly designed for the principal purpose of causing excruciating pain.

My dentist guide also described her work spreading sanitary propaganda that is, visiting local grade schools to teach children how to brush their teeth. But, she noted, many could not even afford toothbrushes.

However, the availability of one doctor for 1,466 persons, one dentist for 29,405 people, one nurse for 3,347 and one hospital bed for 1,517 persons underlines the need for further improvement in the physical infrastructure.

I was fortunate to find a dentist who applied this entire universe of technology you're about to see to establish that if he repositioned my jaw, the headaches pretty much resolved, but that then my teeth weren't in the right place.

And if you look at a guy called Dennis, when he decides what to become is it a lawyer, or does he want to become a doctor or a teacher? best chance is that he wants to become a dentist.

Right now we teach our kids to go after really good jobs, you know, and the school system teaches them to go after things like being a doctor and being a lawyer and being an accountant and a dentist and a teacher and a pilot.

Queen Elizabeth I of England used bits of cloth to plug the gaps in her teeth, in order to improve her appearance. Louis XIV of France had all of his upper teeth removed after a dentist fractured his jaw trying to extract a lower molar.

In 1989, during a trip to Estonia then still a part of the Soviet Union I asked my interpreter, a moonlighting dentist, to take me to her dental clinic. Beyond getting a glimpse of the equipment old and sickly green I learned that my interpreter and her colleagues were augmenting their state salaries with direct (and much higher) payments from Finnish dental tourists.

Another reason why we do not give to prevent disasters should be familiar to anyone who has ever delayed going to the dentist because the prospect of serious pain in the coming weeks or months just wasn t as motivating as the reluctance to face some more immediate slight discomfort. We tell ourselves that maybe we won t get a toothache after all, even though we know that the odds are that we will.