Przeczytaj poniższy tekst na temat strachu związanego z wizytą u stomatologa. Angielski dla stomatologów. Sprawdź w słowniczku nowo poznane słówka.
Are you afraid of visiting a dentist? It’s normal! Let’s face it – it is not fun and all the procedures a dentist needs to perform on you, are frequently painful. But what can you do? Some people take a stress ball and keep it in their hands or simply decide on being under anaesthetic. You can take a sedation or even ask your dentist for nitrous oxide. It’s a good solution for those people who have fear of needles. Even though you may hate the sound of dental drill, don’t go out immediately. Remember it’s all for your health.
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Poniżej przedstawiamy przykładowy dialog u stomatologa. Przeanalizuj każde zdanie pod kątem przydatnych wyrażeń. Poniżej znajdziesz tłumaczenie najtrudniejszych słów i przydatnych zwrotów, które pomogą Ci odnieść sukces w codziennej komunikacji.
Dentist: Sit down, please. What seems to be the problem?
Patient: I have a toothache.
Dentist: Which tooth is it? Which side of the mouth is the pain at?
Patient: It’s here at the back.
Dentist: When did the pain begin?
Patient: Two days ago.
Dentist: Does anything make the pain worse?
Patient: Yes, eating or drinking something cold or hot.
Dentist: Did you take any painkillers to relieve this pain?
Patient: Only some aspirin.
Dentist: Open your mouth wide, please. Does it hurt here?
Patient: Ouch, it really does.
Dentist: When did you last visit a dentist?
Patient: I think it was two years ago.
Dentist: What was it for?
Patient: A check-up.
Dentist: Did you receive any dental treatment then?
Patient: I had fillings replaced.
Dentist: Now, about your oral hygiene. How often do you brush your teeth?
Patient: Only in the morning, I am afraid.
Dentist: For how long?
Patient: About half a minute.
Dentist: Do your gums bleed when you brush your teeth?
Patient: No, no blood.
Dentist: Do you floss?
Patient: No, never.
Dentist: Do you eat a lot of sweets?
Patient: Yes, I’ve got quite a sweet tooth, I must admit.
Dentist: Do you have a problem visiting the dentist?
Patient: Frankly speaking, yes. It is the drill that I hate and that characteristic smell.
Dentist: Would you like me to give you an anaesthetic?
Patient: Yes, please. I wouldn’t let the dentist do anything without one.
Doctor: Relax, it won’t hurt.
