Sentence examples for dentists whose from inspiring English sources

Campbell Scott and Hope Davis play dentists whose marriage is in crisis.

London boasts a large number of South African dentists whose rates can neutralise any of the effects of laughing gas.

Another of the medical finance companies, HELPcard, says that for dentists whose customers are good credit risks, the lender's commission might be only 4percentto5percentcent.

Doctors and dentists whose offices arrange for these credit cards say these kinds of loans help patients pay for the care and procedures they need.

Now some dentists — whose visual examinations have long been a first line of defense against oral cancer — are using screening devices that they say may help identify cancers and premalignant lesions.

Despite its homey appeal, the hotel has yet to recover from some terrible design decisions made in the 1960s and 1970s, when it was owned by a group of dentists, whose greatest concern, said the hotel manager, Chris Childs, was saving money.

He makes a deal with the dentist, whose mistress wants to sing on television.

Her father retired as a dentist whose private practice in Manhattan was managed by Ms. Kaminsky's mother.

"Teeth" is a slight comedy about a dentist whose patient, the husband of his receptionist, has a supposedly secret relationship with the dentist's wife.

Leary's father was a dentist whose career was ruined by alcoholism; he abandoned the family in 1934, ending up as a steward in the merchant marine.

So far, 129 recruits have been sworn in as American citizens, Colonel Badoian said, including one dentist whose naturalization was completed in 30 days.