prosthodontist
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of prosthodontist
First recorded in 1915–20; prosthodont(ics) + -ist
Example Sentences
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Tammy Chen is a prosthodontist and the owner of Central Park Dental Aesthetics in Midtown Manhattan.
From New York Times
Dr. Tammy Chen, prosthodontist, and owner of Central Park Dental Aesthetics in Midtown Manhattan, described her patients’ teeth troubles in the New York Times on Tuesday and offered several possible explanations.
From Fox News
Georgina Carabarin, a Tijuana prosthodontist, said she has seen a significant decline in her business since the arrival of Central American migrants.
From Los Angeles Times
Then, prosthodontist Dr. Michael W. Johnson restored her teeth and with the help of PNW Prosthodontic Labs, Kim is in the process of getting a full upper denture and lower partial denture donated.
From Seattle Times
Johnson said via email that some of the treatments Rubenstein offers could be completed by a prosthodontist but acknowledged that “the more advanced cases may require that patients go to another location.”
From Seattle Times
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