Definition of dentistry in English:

dentistry

noun ˈdɛntɪstriˈdɛn(t)əstri

mass noun

The treatment of diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones.
advances in modern dentistry
as modifier dentistry students
Example sentencesExamples
- Jenny first became interested in dentistry in developing countries when she was a student.
- The advent of adhesive, tooth-coloured fillings has revolutionized restorative dentistry.
- The new techniques emerging in dentistry are quite expensive, says Dr. Veerabahu.
- She's planning to go to University to study dentistry.
- I think he does dentistry work at least four days a week.
- Overall, Kaveh estimates there are about 700 British students studying for medical or dentistry degrees in the country.
- The Health Minister said she wanted patients to have easier access to locally-run NHS dentistry services.
- Spending time on preventive dentistry is the single most effective way of preserving your precious teeth for a lifetime.
- The dentistry practiced in a public health setting is very demanding.
- Perhaps the most stunning aspect of TV makeovers is the cosmetic dentistry.

Definition of dentistry in US English:

dentistry

nounˈden(t)əstrēˈdɛn(t)əstri

The treatment of diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones.
advances in modern dentistry
as modifier dentistry students
Example sentencesExamples
- Overall, Kaveh estimates there are about 700 British students studying for medical or dentistry degrees in the country.
- The new techniques emerging in dentistry are quite expensive, says Dr. Veerabahu.
- The advent of adhesive, tooth-coloured fillings has revolutionized restorative dentistry.
- Perhaps the most stunning aspect of TV makeovers is the cosmetic dentistry.
- Spending time on preventive dentistry is the single most effective way of preserving your precious teeth for a lifetime.
- I think he does dentistry work at least four days a week.
- She's planning to go to University to study dentistry.
- Jenny first became interested in dentistry in developing countries when she was a student.
- The dentistry practiced in a public health setting is very demanding.
- The Health Minister said she wanted patients to have easier access to locally-run NHS dentistry services.

词汇	dentistry
释义	Definition of dentistry in English: dentistry noun ˈdɛntɪstriˈdɛn(t)əstri mass noun The treatment of diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones. advances in modern dentistry as modifier dentistry students Example sentencesExamples Jenny first became interested in dentistry in developing countries when she was a student. The advent of adhesive, tooth-coloured fillings has revolutionized restorative dentistry. The new techniques emerging in dentistry are quite expensive, says Dr. Veerabahu. She's planning to go to University to study dentistry. I think he does dentistry work at least four days a week. Overall, Kaveh estimates there are about 700 British students studying for medical or dentistry degrees in the country. The Health Minister said she wanted patients to have easier access to locally-run NHS dentistry services. Spending time on preventive dentistry is the single most effective way of preserving your precious teeth for a lifetime. The dentistry practiced in a public health setting is very demanding. Perhaps the most stunning aspect of TV makeovers is the cosmetic dentistry. Definition of dentistry in US English: dentistry nounˈden(t)əstrēˈdɛn(t)əstri The treatment of diseases and other conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones. advances in modern dentistry as modifier dentistry students Example sentencesExamples Overall, Kaveh estimates there are about 700 British students studying for medical or dentistry degrees in the country. The new techniques emerging in dentistry are quite expensive, says Dr. Veerabahu. The advent of adhesive, tooth-coloured fillings has revolutionized restorative dentistry. Perhaps the most stunning aspect of TV makeovers is the cosmetic dentistry. Spending time on preventive dentistry is the single most effective way of preserving your precious teeth for a lifetime. I think he does dentistry work at least four days a week. She's planning to go to University to study dentistry. Jenny first became interested in dentistry in developing countries when she was a student. The dentistry practiced in a public health setting is very demanding. The Health Minister said she wanted patients to have easier access to locally-run NHS dentistry services.
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