dentistry
dentistry — noun
1. the job of a dentist — examining, cleaning, filling, and removing teeth, and fit
the job of a dentist — examining, cleaning, filling, and removing teeth, and fitting artificial ones to replace lost teeth
Jiwoo has been practicing dentistry in a small town for over twenty years.
collocation: practice dentistry
Many dental clinics now offer cosmetic dentistry alongside basic checkups and fillings.
cosmetic dentistry — a sub-specialty
After watching her grandfather struggle with false teeth, Reema decided to pursue dentistry.
Modern dentistry uses digital X-rays and 3D scanners to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Brooke opened her own clinic and now manages a team of five in general dentistry.
- dental practice
focuses on the actual clinical work a dentist does, not the profession as a whole
- dental surgery
narrower — emphasizes surgical procedures rather than all aspects of dental care
文法句型
practice dentistry
in + dentistry
用法筆記
This sense refers to dentistry as a career or practical activity. Frequently used with the verb practice or pursue.
常見錯誤
2. the field of medicine that explores the structure, growth, diseases, and treatme
the field of medicine that explores the structure, growth, diseases, and treatment of the teeth, gums, and mouth
Professor Folake teaches restorative dentistry at the university's medical school.
restorative dentistry — a sub-field of study
Research in dentistry has led to new ways of preventing cavities without drilling.
Research in dentistry — academic investigation
The six-year dentistry program includes lectures on oral biology and hands-on clinical training.
Owen is completing a degree in dentistry at a top medical university in Seoul.
Students in the dentistry department publish research on gum disease and tooth decay every year.
- dental medicine
more formal term, commonly used in academic and institutional settings
- dental science
emphasizes the research and scientific knowledge behind dental treatment
文法句型
study dentistry
degree in dentistry