Sentence examples for tooth fillings from inspiring English sources

A DENTIST from Orange who has fought against the use of mercury in tooth fillings can speak his mind without risking the loss of his dental license.

Others have also suggested that the gold may not be in gold blocks, but could be from tooth fillings removed from individuals sent to Nazi extermination camps, according to The Telegraph.

A case in point is the shock factor of William Forsythe's early ballets, made when he was being paid to rattle the tooth fillings of Frankfurt ballet-goers stuck on a diet of Swan Lake.

While the looting has subsided, mostly because everything has been stolen, a thieves' market that has sprung up near the old city is doing a brisk business, with the Ali Babas, as they are known, selling everything from toilet seat covers to gold tooth fillings.

Turn on your radio-activated tooth fillings and cover your windows in aluminum foil because someone – no one knows who, for sure – has asked that Gawker writer Max Read's homemade NSA PRISM T-shirts be removed from the Internet.

Bisphenol A forms polycarbonate plastic used in products ranging from tooth fillings to tins of tuna and, until recently, baby bottles.

But what the dentists can do is spot a problem that should be addressed immediately off base: an abscess, wisdom teeth, fillings, whatever.

The Left Behind series starts with the saved disappearing suddenly from among the passengers on a jumbo jet flying across the Atlantic, leaving only their clothes, jewellery, teeth fillings and surgical pins behind – LaHaye claimed to have got the original inspiration from watching cabin crew canoodling on a flight and wondering what would happen to them when the Rapture struck.

Some studies found no difference between the number of decayed teeth, fillings or missing teeth in those who attended the dentist frequently and those who didn't, while other studies found fewer fillings in those who went a lot.

The price for extractions and single surface, one-tooth fillings for out of pocket payments (OOP) from the facilities were reported in Tanzanian shillings (Tshs).

In their study, self-reports provided reasonably valid estimates for number of remaining teeth, fillings, root canal therapy, and fixed and removable prostheses.