Sentence examples for extracting a tooth from inspiring English sources
Coupled with bone weakness from radiation, the simple act of extracting a tooth can lead to destruction of the lower jaw and ultimately its removal, doctors say.
Chairman Fred Upton said getting White House documents on the failed California firm was like "extracting a tooth without anaesthesia - painful and time-consuming".
At signing sessions of his books he was always willing to be photographed pretending to extract a tooth with pliers brought by the fan.
Before 1878, when the UK introduced its first register of dentists, you could go to your barber who would extract a tooth that was causing you pain.
He once, legend has it, extracted a tooth from the mouth of a live lion in the Bronx Zoo.
Among the people Williams met were a village elder-cum -volcano-whisperer (seen atoemptalk thetalk the volatile Mount Yasur out of erupting), and a flying bush doctor who extracted a tooth while the whole village avidly watched as though it were a dental-themed West End show.
According to Taraborrelli, Chandler was forced to admit the controversial sedative sodium amytal was used when he extracted a tooth from Jordan in early August.
As an example, the decision to extract a tooth with deficient endodontic treatment, affected with a periapical lesion, or to maintain it, may be evaluated with additional information about the prediction of the inflammatory response of the patient.
Confronted with the decision to extract a tooth that, according to them, could be restored, some dentists preferred referring a person to another dentist rather than performing a treatment that would contradict their ethical values.
