Voorbeelden van dentistry

• For the first time in his life he wished that he had adopted the profession of dentistry. 

• General summary of personal appearance: Nice teeth on which a little dentistry will work wonders. 

• He studied dentistry in Philadelphia, lived there several years, obtained his papers, and became an American citizen. 

• Hypnotism has been tried extensively for painless dentistry, but with many cases of failure, which got into the courts and thoroughly discredited the attempt except in very special cases. 

• When the great revival in surgery came in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries it is not surprising that there should also have been an important renewal of interest in dentistry. 

• During the same years, spending in dentistry grew 62 per cent, and private expenditure (drugs, physicians and equipment) 59 per cent.

• However, what counts as knightly is interpreted through the individualist, small business-oriented professional ethos of dentistry.

• First, the professional ethos of dentistry is that of the autonomous clinician directly engaged with the patient.

• The collective behavior of bacteria is significant in bioengineering, agriculture, medicine, dentistry and geosciences, among other disciplines.

• The relationship with an entrepreneurial orientation toward dentistry was weak (0.05) and not significant.

• Improved dentistry and faster camera shutter speeds likely have something to do with the change.

• Eventually, the authors acknowledge, teledentistry will form an integral part of, and fundamentally change the practice of, dentistry.

• This makes conflict inevitable when government seeks to change the fundamental orientation of dentistry, because to do so is to challenge both practice and ethos.

• However, it seems that this cannot be achieved without moving dentistry away from the small business context in which dentists operate.

• Dentistry established itself as a separate profession distinct from surgery in the late nineteenth century.

• It was only in the 1980s that the progress in dentistry made this obsolete.

• However, we normally accept many instrumental self-harmings, such as the pain of dentistry, when the goal is morally or prudentially justified.

• There are again strong regional differences, plausibly related to opportunities for expanding private dentistry.

• The main trends in dentistry are driven by both knightly and knavish motives.

• The trend towards the expansion of private dentistry seems well entrenched.