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Vocabulary Essential For Talking About Dental Care
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Vocabulary Essential For Talking About Dental Care
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haisha
歯医者
(n)
dentist
Ha ga itai node, ashita haisha ni iku yoyaku o shita.
歯が痛いので、明日歯医者に行く予約をした。
I have a toothache, so I made an appointment to see the dentist tomorrow.
mushiba
虫歯
(n)
cavity
Watashi wa ippon mo mushiba wa nai ga, imōto wa yon-hon aru.
私は1本も虫歯は無いが、妹は4本ある。
I don't have any cavities, but my younger sister has four.
enshō
炎症
(n)
inflammation
shika kyōsei ki
歯科矯正器
(n)
braces
tsumemono
詰め物
(n)
filling
shishūbyō
歯周病
(n)
gum disease
ha o kezuru
歯を削る
(p)
drill a tooth
ha no ana o umeru
歯の穴を埋める
(p)
fill a cavity
ha o nuku
歯を抜く
(p)
pull a tooth
masui
麻酔
(n)
anesthesia
shinsatsu
診察
(n)
consultation
oyashirazu
親知らず
(n)
wisdom teeth
shiretsu kyōsei
歯列矯正
(n)
orthodontics
gishi
義歯
(n)
denture
kuraun
クラウン
(n)
crown
kyōsei
矯正
(n)
correction
Kenshin o onegai shimasu.
健診をお願いします。
(s)
I'd like a check-up.
Ha ga itai desu.
歯が痛いです。
(s)
I've got toothache.
Watashi no ha wa kakete imasu.
私の歯は欠けています。
(s)
My tooth is chipped.
Watashi no tsumemono no hitotsu ga toremashita.
私の詰め物の1つが取れました。
(s)
One of my fillings has come out.
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