Sentence examples for bad dental from inspiring English sources
"He was doing a lot of really, really bad dental work on patients," Dr. Dicker said.
Not since I admitted I thought negronis taste like bad dental mouthwash, have I felt so reviled.
A lot of bad dental work has given dentists a bad name, he says, and "it pushed dentists into the private sector".
The Lost Village: In Search of a Forgotten Rural England by Richard Askwith 368pp, Ebury Press, £18.99 Here's a question to keep in mind for a moment: when is bad dental health acceptable?
When those subjects were asked in detail about their dental history, some did mention a bad dental experience in the past with anesthetic needles, and that this sensation reminded them of this disturbing perception.
Unless you have really bad dental hygiene, the chances are infinitesimal.
Fever, bad breath, dental pain and fatigue are all symptoms of sinusitis.
The most common causes of bad breath are dental cavities, gum disease, poor oral hygiene, and coated tongue (a white or yellow coating on the tongue, usually due to inflammation).
As in 2010, when his preparations were disrupted by a bad infection that followed dental surgery, a carefully prepared schedule had to be readjusted.
Smarsh argues that people with bad teeth and no dental insurance — a common combination — are thrown into a "psychological hell" in which they "are priced out of the dental-treatment system yet perversely held responsible for their dental condition".
A patient in a dentist's office reads the magazine "Oral Hygiene" and develops a bad opinion of the dental profession.
