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the only person who asks questions while making it impossible to answer
means a doctor who specializes in the care of teeth and gums, treating decay, performing extractions, and keeping mouths healthy.
from From French dentiste, built on Latin dens, dentis meaning 'tooth' — the same root that gives us 'dental' and 'denture.' The word arrived in English in the mid-18th century, replacing the older and blunter 'tooth-drawer.' That Latin dens traces back to a Proto-Indo-European root that also seems to underlie 'tooth' itself, making the two words distant cousins separated by thousands of years.
- old drill
- Ancient drills used bowstrings to spin them by hand
- founding father
- Paul Revere worked as an early American dentist
- high stress
- The profession long ranked high for suicide risk
- sugar foe
- They profit from the candy they warn you against
pierre fauchard — french physician credited as founder of modern dentistry in 1728
lucy hobbs taylor — first woman to graduate from dental school in ohio, 1866