Welcome to LearningEnglishPRO, where we make English learning accessible and enjoyable for everyone. I'm Ger, your guide on this journey to mastering the English language, and today, we're diving into an essential yet often overlooked area of everyday conversation: Dental Vocabulary.
Whether you're scheduling a visit to the dentist, dealing with tooth discomfort, or simply want to enhance your health-related English vocabulary, this video is crafted just for you. We'll explore key dental terms, from 'cavity' and 'gingivitis' to 'root canal' and 'dental implants,' and arm you with practical phrases to confidently discuss dental care in English.
📌 Video Highlights:
Definitions of common dental terms
Practical phrases for dental situations
Differences between similar dental terms
Tips on how to use these terms in real-life conversations
🔍 Why Watch This Video?
Enhance your healthcare-related English vocabulary.
Learn how to communicate effectively with dental professionals.
Improve your understanding of dental care practices.
👩🏫 Who Should Watch?
English language learners at all levels
Those interested in healthcare vocabulary
Anyone looking to improve their English speaking confidence
📚 Resources:
For a comprehensive list of all the dental vocabulary and phrases covered in this video, check out the wordlist and phrases below. We've included all the learning content from this video to help you review and practice at your own pace.
Wordlist & Phrases:
Dentist
"I have an appointment with the dentist next Thursday for a check-up."
"The dentist recommended another appointment.”
Dental Nurse
"The dental nurse prepared all the tools for my treatment."
Dental Clinic
"I found a dental clinic near my house that has excellent reviews."
Tooth or Teeth (Difference)
“I have a pain in my back tooth.”
"I brushed my teeth thoroughly this morning."
Checkup
“I would like to schedule a checkup with the dentist, please.”
“You need a dental checkup every six months.”
Toothache
“I have a toothache.”
“This toothache is killing me!”
Sensitive Teeth
"I can't eat ice cream because I have sensitive teeth."
"My dentist recommended a special toothpaste for my sensitive teeth."
Sore Gums
"Brushing too hard can lead to sore gums."
"I have sore gums, so I'm using a softer toothbrush."
Bad Breath/Halitosis
"Regular brushing and flossing can help prevent bad breath."
"Bad breath might be a sign of underlying dental problems."
Cavity
"Eating too much sugar can lead to cavities."
"The dentist filled a cavity in my molar."
Decay
"Regular check-ups can help detect tooth decay early."
"Tooth decay can be prevented with good oral hygiene."
Gingivitis/Gum Disease
"Gingivitis is reversible with professional cleaning and better oral care at home."
"Ignoring gingivitis can lead to more serious gum disease."
Plaque
"Brushing and flossing daily helps remove plaque."
"Plaque can harden into tartar if not cleaned off regularly."
Infection
"Dental infections can spread if not treated promptly."
Broken Tooth/Teeth
"He broke a tooth playing hockey and needed emergency dental care."
Teeth Stains
"Teeth stains can be caused by coffee, tea, or smoking."
Clean and Polish
"A clean and polish can make your teeth feel amazingly smooth and clean."
Dental Filling
"You may need a filling if you have a cavity."
"The filling was quick, and my tooth feels normal again."
Crown/Cap
"The dentist said a crown would be the best way to repair my cracked tooth."
Whitening
"Teeth whitening can significantly improve the brightness of your smile."
"Whitening treatments are popular for removing years of stains."
Root Canal
“A root canal can relieve pain and save your natural tooth."
"Many people fear root canals, but the procedure is usually painless."
Tooth Extraction
"Wisdom teeth often require extraction to prevent overcrowding."
"Tooth extraction might be necessary if a tooth is too damaged to save."
Dentures/False Teeth
"Modern dentures are comfortable and look very natural."
Veneers
"Veneers can transform your smile by correcting chips, stains, or gaps."
Dental Implant
"Dental implants provide a strong foundation for fixed or removable replacement teeth."
Bonding
"Bonding is a quick procedure that can usually be done in one visit."
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