Sentence examples for extract teeth from inspiring English sources

Leshka, the village shepherd, had been the only one who could extract teeth, and after he died their remaining teeth had fallen out of their own accord.

"What we're extremely uncomfortable with is that they need to drill teeth and sometimes extract teeth," said Dr. Roth, the association's president.

Not for nothing was he known as "The Dentist", owning a pair of pliers with which he would extract teeth without an anaesthetic or, indeed, the patient's permission.

The museum, begun with a $1 million donation from a pediatric dentist in Detroit, traces the maturation of a profession that was once practiced by moonlighting blacksmiths and silversmiths armed with little more than a "pelican," which looks like a four-inch-long beak and was designed to extract teeth, preanesthesia.

Once the bears are subdued, the researchers may anesthetize them, weigh and measure them, and extract teeth, blood, and tissue.

In 1929, Blayney published his results on 10 years of making histological analyses of root ends from extract teeth that had been root treated.

This means that patients who had multiple teeth extraction were counted multiple times for the number of extracted teeth.

Pressure was higher in fractured than in extracted teeth, and this varied from 3%-48 3%-48

Some authors recommend extracting teeth with a questionable prognosis and either gross mobility or periodontal disease.

The extracted teeth were converted into block type Auto-FDT (Fig. 1b-e).

However, in the HP group, age, number of teeth, extracted teeth, and maintenance period all correlated with PPD.