Word Network: dental

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See it in Videos (2)

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George Refuses To Leave His Job | The Voice | Seinfeld

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George Gets Caught Double-Dipping | The Implant | Seinfeld

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Related Words (3)

oral

Relating to the mouth or to something that is spoken rather than written. It is commonly used in medical contexts regarding dental health and in academic settings to describe spoken examinations.

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tooth

A tooth is one of the hard, white objects in your mouth used for biting and chewing food. Humans have two sets of teeth during their lives: primary (baby) teeth and permanent (adult) teeth.

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dentist

A dentist is a medical professional who specializes in the care of teeth and gums. They perform check-ups, cleanings, and repairs like fillings to help maintain oral health.

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Learn it in Context (3)

The 'Made in Italy' Luxury Fashion Industry

economy

The Automotive Industry: Japan's Economic Engine

economy

Copper Canyon

landmarks

This Word in Other Languages (2)

dental
Spanish
dental
Portuguese

Grammar Connections (5)

Non-Defining Clauses: Adding Extra Info (with commas)

relative_clauses
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A & An — Your First Articles

articles
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Senses and Sentences: Verbs of Perception

gerunds_infinitives
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Another-word-for-sorry vs. Apologize: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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Mastering the Causative: Getting Things Done (have/get something done)

passive_reported
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Used in Phrases (2)

Incidentally

Academic discourse marker used to connect ideas

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Incidentally.

By the way; speaking of that.

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