Sentence examples for extractions from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, I was back in the mid-80s, sitting in a chair just like this, terrified by the latest in a series of extractions I was about to undergo due to my overcrowded jaws.

I'd heard about wisdom tooth extractions.

"You have hostage situations, cell extractions, getaway cars stopped by road spikes," enthuses Paul Kirby, one of the organisers.

And respond to the 2006 changes dentists did, doing fewer tricky root canals and more extractions, referring more acute cases to dental hospitals and halving the treatments involving laboratory work.More generally, the gap between the necessary and the cosmetic is wider in dentistry than other areas of medicine, making it hard to agree on what the state should subsidise.

For each river and tributary, scientists would calculate the maximum sustainable allocations of water and states would make sure that extractions did not exceed that figure.

From that perspective "bridges to nowhere" are simply further extractions, or tokens for transfer payments from the rest of us, as are the annual payments to residents from North Slope oil revenues.Not surprisingly Alaska is largely an innovation-free zone.

Solvent extractions also have been used to recover heavy oils.

In 1845 American dentist Horace Wells attempted to publicly demonstrate the use of nitrous oxide anesthesia for dental extractions.

(These divisors actually are coefficients of the equations that underlie the root extractions).

This risk is likely to be high during procedures such as dental extractions, when infection may enter the bloodstream.

Meanwhile, the Hlutdaw fined the Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation for underreporting its extractions of teak from Toungoo.