Crown

Jawbone

Tear up 

Tissue

Grind

Root

Sharp 

Enamel  

Wide

Chew 

Bite

Corona

Mandibula, maxilar

Despedazar

Tejido

Triturar, moler

Raiz

Afilado, puntiagudo

Esmalte

Ancho

Masticar

Morder

Stimuli

Bad breath

Brush

Decay

Health

Against

Surface

Spot

Disease

Decrease

Glossy

Floss

Outer layer

Estímulos

Mal aliento

Cepillo, cepillar

Caries

Salud

Contra

Superficie

Mancha

Enfermedad

Disminuir

Lustroso, brillante

Hilo dental

Capa exterior

THROUGH

WITHOUT

BLUNT

BLOW

INJURY

WOUND

NECK

BRAIN

DULL

FILLING

ACUTELY

ACUTE

BEFORE

ACCURATE

INDEED

A través de

Sin

Brusco

Golpe

Lesión

Herida

Cuello

Cerebro

Tedioso, aburrido

Obturación

Agudamente

Agudo

Antes

Preciso, exacto

En efecto, verdaderamente

•Healing:

•Surgery:

•Surgeon:

• Pain:

• Goods

•Belie

•Wisdom teeth

•Enamel:

•Healthy:

•Assesment

•Available

•Aware:

Curación

Cirugía

Cirujano

Dolor

Bienes,

mercancia

Ocultar,

desmentir

Cordales

Esmalte

Saludable

Evaluación

Dsiponible

Atento,

pendiente

Voca

bula

ry

1.Metal framework fitted directly on the bone. _______________

2. Satisfactory healing occurs in about 80% cases. _______________

3. Bleeding gums could be periodontitis ______________

4. The worst diagnosis is carcinoma ______________

5He used enough anesthesia ______________

6. We must avoid tooth decay ______________

7. That technique is easier than others. ______________

8. This patient has a soft tissue injury. ______________

Transcribe al castellano los vocablos subrayados de acuerdo al contexto.

Selecciona el vocablo correcto de acuerdo a su función en la oración

1. They were assessing any acutely (agudo-preciso-agudamente) ill

patient.

2. Molars mush up (muelen-despedazan-trituran) food.

3. Surgeon attended that patient without (con-fuera- sin) diagnostic

studies.

4. Indeed (En efecto- sin duda-además)ADA is recognized around the

world.

5. He applied the worst (el: pésimo-malo-peor) procedure.

6. The dentist cleaned (limpio-limpió-limpios )her tooth and put in a

filling in its place.

7. Today ADA has more ( más-mucho-el más) than 155,000 dentist

members.

8. He has enough (aunque-muchos-suficiente) supplies.

Selecciona el vocablo correcto de acuerdo a su función en la oración

1. The bacteria count on your mouth after three meals (feeeding-,

meat-drinks)

2. Spots (layer-stains-plenty) can be active lesions.

3. Few people view decay (roots-cavities-crown) for what it is a

chronic infectious disease.4. People use their teeth to bite and chew (chop – scrunch –

masticate) food.

5. Some lesions are not bright (glossy –darkness-rough)

6. Wisdom teeth (hollow – broad – last back tooth) is different from

deciduos teeth.

The key to good oral health is prevention - stopping problems before they arise. ( S ) ( ) ( )

Unfortunately, people who suffer from dental anxiety often fail to visit the dentist for ( ) ( ) ( )

routine care. When they finally do go, often a small preventable problem has turned ( ) ( ) ( )

into a problem which will require major intervention.

In my years of successfully treating dental phobics, I have used a number of techniques.

Some even involve the use of mild sedatives but most techniques involve face to face

( ) ( ) ( )

communication, answering of the patient's questions, and a lot of listening.

( ) ( ) ( )

UNDERLINE KNOWN WORDS AND TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH

Make 2 questions in Spanish about the reading and answer them in spanish

SAY GRAMMAR FUCNTION OF THE WORDS: SUST-ADJ-VERBO-ADVERB