toothdrawer (Meaning)
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toothdrawer (n.)
One whose business it is to extract teeth with instruments; a dentist.
Synonyms & Antonyms of toothdrawer
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toothdrawer Sentence Examples
- The renowned toothdrawer extracted the aching molar with deft precision.
- In the medieval era, toothdrawers traveled from town to town, offering their services to those in pain.
- The toothdrawer's tools were simple but effective, including pliers, chisels, and a mirror.
- The toothdrawer's work was often done in unsanitary conditions, leading to complications such as infection.
- Some toothdrawers were skilled artisans, able to extract teeth without causing excessive pain.
- The toothdrawer's profession required a combination of surgical expertise and a tolerance for blood and discomfort.
- In some cultures, toothdrawers were considered healers, while in others they were feared as executioners.
- The advent of anesthesia revolutionized the field of dentistry and diminished the need for toothdrawers.
- Modern toothdrawers are skilled professionals who perform extractions when necessary to preserve oral health.
- Despite advances in dentistry, the profession of the toothdrawer persists in some remote areas where access to modern medical care is limited.
FAQs About the word toothdrawer
One whose business it is to extract teeth with instruments; a dentist.
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The renowned toothdrawer extracted the aching molar with deft precision.
In the medieval era, toothdrawers traveled from town to town, offering their services to those in pain.
The toothdrawer's tools were simple but effective, including pliers, chisels, and a mirror.
The toothdrawer's work was often done in unsanitary conditions, leading to complications such as infection.
