As a contrast, unreasonable "drilling, filling, killing the pulp, and billing" should have gone out of fashion many decades ago.
Call a professional if you don't feel comfortable drilling, filling, or sealing the holes.
Later, he set his family to labor in his basement workshop, assembling circuit boards, running precision drills, filling sales orders and later serving as paralegals.
The country will never drill, fill and extract its way to victory over untreated dental disease.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Jets lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars, 24-22, on Sunday on a last-second field goal that ended a surreal two-minute drill filled with cold calculation by both sides.
At the very swish Dentestetica dental clinic on the outskirts of Krakow, one of the owners, Dr Krzysztof Gonczowski, tells his multilingual staff that their mission is to "drill, fill, and bill".
Deeper foundation walls can also be built by the slurry wall method, in which a linear series of closely spaced caissonlike holes are successively drilled, filled with concrete, and allowed to harden; the spaces between are excavated by special clamshell buckets and also filled with concrete.
And I learned the drill: fill out a form, wait until your number is called, show I.D., be cleared on the computer, stash your car keys, pills, Kleenex -- everything but quarters and bills for the machines -- in a locker.
— The team from so-called Dunk City had yet to rattle a rim or shake a backboard, and about 2,000 fans at Cowboys Stadium appeared bored as they watched a practice filled with drills of floating jumpers, entry passes and — gasp! — free throws.
Changes in 2006 had been intended to simplify payments for NHS work, and to encourage dentists to concentrate less on drilling and filling and more on prevention.
