dental in Irish
dental in Irish is déadach — dental means relating to teeth or to the care and treatment of teeth.
dental in Irish
déadach
déadach
(phonetics) A dental sound.
What does "dental" mean?
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adj Relating to teeth or to the care and treatment of teeth.
"She has a dental appointment on Thursday for a check-up."
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adj In phonetics, describing a speech sound made with the tongue touching the upper front teeth.
"The "th" sound in "this" is a dental consonant."
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dental in a sentence
- She has a dental appointment on Thursday for a check-up.
- Dental hygiene is just as important for children as it is for adults.
- The "th" sound in "this" is a dental consonant.
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What is "dental" in Irish?
"dental" in Irish is déadach. dental means: Relating to teeth or to the care and treatment of teeth.
How do you use "dental" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a dental appointment on Thursday for a check-up." In Irish, "dental" is déadach.
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