Dentistry Month 4 Check

Make the adjectives in sentences in correct forms:

I think that immediate placement is ____ ( good) than late placement because it is ____ ( little) painful and usually _____ ( effective)

• gooder/ little/ more effective

• better/ less/ more effective

• better/ little/ less effective

• the best/ less/ the most effective

Change the words into correct forms:

To ____ ( application) the numbing gel, I usually use an _____ ( apply). Then, I _____ ( application) the gel to the tissue to minimise the pain. This technique is very _____ ( efficiently) because patients are not ______ ( scary)

• apply/ applicator/ apply/ efficient/ scared

• apply/ application/ efficiently/ scareful

• applicator/ apply/ efficient/ scare

• apply/ applicator/ unefficient/ scares

Make negative forms from these words:

root / efficient/ typical/ pain/ sufficient

Complete the gaps with suitable words:

Usually oral dentistry is a very difficult field. Surgeons work _____ ( careful) and ____ (gentle) not to scare the patients and work nicely with instruments. Assistants usually help dentists with _____ ( simple) tasks, because they can react ____ ( quick) when dentists are busy.

• careful/ gently/ simple/ quickly

• careful/ gentle/ simply/ quickly

• carefully/ gently/ simple/ quickly

Which technique in oral dentistry is less dramatic in your opinion?

What can you say about treatment duration when you do an implant placement?

What are the important steps in post -treatment stage of implant placement?

Let's talk about your profession!

What are your achievements?
What are your strengths and weaknesses?

what are your best skills?

Change the verbs into correct forms:

I ____ ( recently/ to be) at very important training on oral dentistry. There, I _____ ( learn) about many great techniques that I want to practice. When I ____ ( to be) there 2 months ago, I ____ ( see) so many great professionals and I ____ ( talk) to them.

• have recently been/ learned/ was/ saw/ talked

• was recently/ learned/ was/ saw/ talked

• have recently was/ learn/ have been/ saw/ talked

Speak about your recent achievements.