Sentence examples for human dentists from inspiring English sources

This could help to insure that there are alternatives to under-qualified human dentists, who sometimes harm animals when they're brought in to perform procedures.

The metaphors are heavy, but the touch redeemingly light, in this loosely formed tale of a massage therapist (the ever-wonderful Rosemarie DeWitt) who develops a sudden phobia of human skin; her dentist brother (Josh Pais), meanwhile, discovers equally inexplicable healing powers in his fingertips.

Lynch had originally earmarked the character for a bizarre-sounding show called I'll Test My Log With Every Branch of My Knowledge, in which the log would go through various everyday human activities like dentist appointments, but later interpolated it into Twin Peaks in 1990.

So think on this - our primal anthropomorphic worship of certain animals linked to our natural human fear and hatred for dentists (sorry to all my dentist friends but I suffer from that fear too) created a purrfect (sorry...) storm of lowered resistance that in two susceptible markets let the virus spread...elsewhere, not so much.

If there is one lesson everybody should take away from the credit crunch it is that central bankers, no less than dentists, are only human.

Human teeth were acquired from dentists after obtaining informed written consent from the patients (Table S1).

After Seymour discovers that the plant requires a diet of human blood to thrive, the dentist looks like a tasty main course.

And unlike humans, dogs don't have dentists that can do root canals, fill cavities or put crowns on their teeth.

As any pet owner knows, a trip to the vet for a furry friend is about as fun as a visit to the dentist for the average human.

It puts one in mind of archeological displays of human remains — or a visit to the dentist.

Highlights included his description of Ed Miliband ("a human balloon animal") and his assessment of Walter Palmer, the dentist who killed Cecil the lion.