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ISBN 978-1-4715-4669-3CAREER PATHS Dentistry Student"s BookVirginia Evans - Jenny Dooley - James Caldwell,

DDS Career Paths: Dentistryis a new educational resource for dental professionals who want to improve their English communication in a work environment. Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking, and writing. Career Paths: Dentistryaddresses topics including teeth, gum disorders, cleaning, tooth extraction, and hygiene. The series is organized into three levels of difficulty and offers over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases. Every unit includes a test of reading comprehension, vocabulary, and listening skills, and leads students through written and oral production.

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A variety of realistic reading passages Career-specific dialogues 45 reading and listening comprehension checks
Over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases Guided speaking and writing exercises Complete glossary of terms and phrases The Teacher"s Guidecontains detailed lesson plans, a full answer key and audio scripts.

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UnitTopic

Reading

context

VocabularyFunction

lDentistryOccupational

guide excerptadvice, dentist, dentistry, diagnose, health, instruction,license, oral, practice, professionalAsking aboutwork experience

2SpecializationsWebpageendodontics, maxillofacial, orthodontics, pathology,pediatric dentistry, periodontics, prosthodontics,radiology, referral, specialty, surgeryAsking forinformation

3The DentalPracticeAdvertisementlab, mechanical room, office, operatory, radiology room,receptionist desk, recovery room, restroom, staff area, sterilization room, storage room, treatment room, waitingroomDescribingfeatures

4DentalPersonnelEmployeepro1lesback office, dental assistant, dental hygienist, dentaltherapist, financial coordinator, front office, lab technician,office manager, receptionist, staffAsking for an opinion

5DentalInstrumentsWebpagebur, burnisher, chisel, curette, drill, elevator, excavator,forceps, handpiece, mirror, plugger, probe, retractor,syringeVerifyinginformation

6The MouthTextbookexcerptgums, hard palate, lower lip, mouth, oral cavity,palatoglossal arch, soft palate, teeth, tongue, tonsil, upperlip, uvulaCorrectingyourself

7Tooth AnatomyPosterblood vessel, bone, cementum, crown, dentin, enamel, neck, nerve, periodontal ligament, pulp, root, root canal Expressingintention

8Types of TeethPamphletcanine, chew, chop, crush, cut, grind, incisor, molar,premolar, tear, wisdom toothDescribingfunction

9PersonalProtectiveEquipmentGuidelinesblood, contaminant, disposable, face shield, goggles, infectious, PPE, reusable, saliva, surgical gloves, surgicalmaskDescribingrequirements

10Dental PracticeTechnologyArticleair abrasion, CAD, CAM, clinical technology, computer,digital X-ray, hardware, information technology, intraoralcamera, laser, softwareAsking forclari1cation

11PatientSchedulingWebpageappointment, business hours, cancel, date, evening, no-show, notice, reschedule, schedule, time, walk-in,weekday, weekendGiving areminder

12Insurance andFeesOf1ce policyauthorization, balance, cash, co-payment, cost, cover,credit card, fee, 1nancing, insurance, patientresponsibility, payment, payment plan, personal checkStating totalamounts

13ChairsideMannerArticlecare, communication, concern, explain, eye contact,interrupt, listen, nonverbal, open-ended question,reassurance, sympathize, verbalAgreeing with an opinion

14Oral HealthBrochureaccumulate, acid, bacteria, daily, 3oss, 3uoride, hygiene,mouthwash, sugar, toothbrush, toothpasteGiving advice

15DentalCleaningsTextbookexcerptapply, build up, clean, deposit, plaque, polish, prophylaxis,prophylaxis paste, remove, scrape, spit, tartarAsking aboutnecessity

Scope and Sequence

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Table of Contents

Unit 1... DentistryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh o

Unit 2... SpecializationsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh r

Unit 3... The Dental PracticePhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh t

Unit 4... Dental PersonnelPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lk

Unit 5... Dental InstrumentsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lm

Unit 6... The MouthPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lo

Unit 7... Tooth AnatomyPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lr

Unit 8... Types of TeethPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lt

Unit 9... Personal Protective EquipmentPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6 mk

Unit 10... Dental Practice TechnologyPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPh mm

Unit 11... Patient SchedulingPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mo

Unit 12... Insurance and FeesPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mr

Unit 13... Chairside MannerPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mt

Unit 14... Oral HealthPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh nk

Unit 15... Dental CleaningsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh nm

GlossaryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh no

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UnitTopic

Reading

context

VocabularyFunction

lDental ExamPamphletcancer, checkup, comprehensive, decay, diagnose, evaluate, examine, gum disease, inspect, occlusion, restoration, screenIntroducingyourself

2RadiographyWebpagebitewing x-ray, cephalometric projection, computedtomography, exposure, extraoral, intraoral, lead apron, leadcollar, occlusal X-ray, panoramic X-ray, periapical X-ray,radiation, radiograph, tomogramExpressingintention

3DentalProstheticsTextbookexcerptappliance, arch, artificial, bridge, crown, dentures, fixed,implant, partial dentures, plastic, porcelain, prosthetic,removable, replacement, veneerPresentingoptions

4OrthodonticTreatmentBrochurealignment, braces, bumper, crossbite, deformity, headgear,malocclusion, open bite, orthodontist, overbite, palatal expander, retainer, space maintainer, underbiteAsking for clari1cation

5Dental CariesArticleadvanced, caries, cavity, discoloration, erosion, fissure,formation, fracture, pit, sensitivity, spread, symptom, weakenReassuring

6FillingsWebpageamalgam, anesthetic, ceramic, composite, cure, filling, glassionomer, gold, indirect filling, probe, shape, temporary fillingDiscussingoptions

7Root CanalsPatienthandoutabscess, antibiotic, dental dam, disinfect, expose, fill, guttapercha, irrigate, post, pulp chamber, root canal, seal, swelling,toothache, traumaDescribingnecessity

8ExtractionsTextbookexcerptbleeding, bruising, complication, dry socket, exodontia,extraction, grasp, impacted, incision, infection, open wound,osteotome, rock, simple extraction, surgical extractionDiscussingpotentialcomplications

9Gum DiseaseBrochurebone graft, flap surgery, gingivitis, halitosis, loose,medication, periodontal disease, periodontitis, pocket,recede, root planing, scaling, tissue graftGiving awarning

10TMJ ProblemsJournalarticlebruxism, cartilage, clench, click, disk, dizzy, lock, mandible,mastication, nauseated, osteoarthritis, pain, pop, rheumatoidarthritis, temporal bone, temporomandibular jointDiscussingsymptoms

11Oral InfectionsWebpagebacterial infection, blister, bulla, canker sore, chicken pox,chronic, cold sore, contagious, fungal infection, herpessimplex, measles, thrush, ulcer, vesicle, viral infectionExpressingconfusion

12Oral CancerPamphletabnormal, brush biopsy, cancerous, chemotherapy, crust,difficulty, growth, patch, radiation therapy, sample, scalpel biopsy, sore, sore throat, tissue, tumorCorrectingsomeone

13Oral andMaxillofacialSurgeryWebsiteavulsed tooth, cleft lip, cleft palate, cyst, laceration, oralsurgeon, orthognathic surgery, ridge expansion, sideways,sinus graft, sleep apnea, trap, UPPPDiscussingcauses

14AnesthesiaTextbookexcerptbenzocaine, block, dental anesthesiology, general anesthetic,inhaled, intravenous, lidocaine, local anesthetic, nitrous oxide,sedation, topical anesthetic, unconsciousExpressingpreference

15MedicationArticleacetaminophen, antifungal, antiseptic, chlorhexidine,corticosteroid, fluoride, ibuprofen, muscle relaxant, over-the-counter, penicillin, pilocarpine, prescription, tetracyclineAsking aboutnecessity

Scope and Sequence

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Table of Contents

Unit 1- Dental ExamPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh o

Unit 2- RadiographyPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh r

Unit 3- Dental ProstheticsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh t

Unit 4- Orthodontic TreatmentPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lk

Unit 5- Dental CariesPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lm

Unit 6- FillingsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lo

Unit 7- Root CanalsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lr

Unit 8- ExtractionsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lt

Unit 9- Gum DiseasePhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mk

Unit 10- TMJ ProblemsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mm

Unit 11- Oral InfectionsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mo

Unit 12- Oral CancerPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mr

Unit 13- Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6 mt

Unit 14- Anesthesia PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh nk

Unit 15- Medication PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh nm

GlossaryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh no

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UnitTopic

Reading

context

VocabularyFunction

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EmergenciesWebpageaccident, burn, cold compress, detail, emergency, lose,milk, moist, preserve, reserve, rinse, save, stuckGiving advice

2CosmeticDentistryBrochureappearance, bonding, chipped, contour, cosmeticdentistry, discolored, elective, enameloplasty, full mouthreconstruction, gingivoplasty, sculpt, smile makeover,stain, whiteningPresentingoptions

3PediatricDentistryAdvertise mentadolescence, birth, childhood, con1dence, environment,habit, kid-friendly, pediatric, pedodontics, preventativecare, special needs, stage, trustMaking arecommendation

4GeriatricDentistryArticleaccessible, age, diabetes mellitus, edentulous, elderly,geriatric, geriodontics, mobile unit, nursing home, retain,senior, systemic disease, wheelchair, xerostomiaStressingimportance

5NutritionalCounselingTextbookexcerptbaby bottle syndrome, cultural, diet, dietician, 1nancial,food diary, junk food, nutrient de1ciency disease,nutrition, recall, restriction, soft drink, visual aidDiscussing risk

6PatientReferralsGuidelinesarrangement, assess, consultation, consulting dentist,coordinate, inquiry, liable, obligation, preference,quali1cation, refer, referring dentist, role, second opinionMaking a request

7Patient Health HistoryHealth historyformalcohol, allergic reaction, dose frequency, hospitalize,illness, latex, mental health, operation, personalinformation, physician, pregnant, reason, tobaccoCon1rminginformation

8Chronic IllnessPamphletassociation, chronic illness, correlation, diabetes, heartdisease, holistic, in3ammation, kidney disease, link,osteoporosis, prone, strokeInquiring aboutknowledge

9Special NeedsPatientsArticlecompassion, developmental disability, disability, factor,handicap, mentally ill, mild, mobility, moderate, physicallimitation, severe, stereotype, understandingAsking aboutexperience

10Patient AnxietyBrochureanxiety, cycle of avoidance, direct experience,helplessness, indirect experience, invasive, mass media,phobia, reinforce, stimulus generalization, stressful, tell,show, do technique, traumatic, vicarious learningProvidingreassurance

11Communica tingwith PatientsBlog articleaccomplishment, appreciative, caring, chat, compassionate,competence, compliment, con1dence, conversation, hobby,interaction, interest, self-assured, write downOffering acompliment

12Sustainability inDentistryArticleamalgam separator, consumption, electronic healthrecord, energy-ef1cient, low-3ow, pollution, recycle,reduce, sustainability, waste, wastewaterExpressingagreement

13ObtainingLicensureOccupationalmanual excerptagency, authority, basic, board, candidate, clinical exam,education, issue, licensure, requirement, specialtylicensure, vary, written examMaking a suggestion

14Establishing aDental PracticeBlog articlebusiness plan, capital, employment, equipment, establish,funding, loan, market, permit, private, rent, start up,vacancy, word-of-mouthAsking for anopinion

15Ethics inDentistryArticleabuse, autonomy, bene1cence, community service,con1dentiality, ethics, harm, honest, integrity, justice,neglect, nonmale1cence, report, veracity, welfareAsking for moreinformation

Scope and Sequence

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Unit 1- Dental EmergenciesPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh o

Unit 2- Cosmetic DentistryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh r

Unit 3- Pediatric DentistryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh t

Unit 4- Geriatric DentistryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lk

Unit 5- Nutritional CounselingPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lm

Unit 6- Patient ReferralsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lo

Unit 7- Patient Health HistoryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lr

Unit 8- Chronic IllnessPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh lt

Unit 9- Special Needs PatientsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mk

Unit 10- Patient AnxietyPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mm

Unit 11- Communicating with PatientsPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6 mo

Unit 12- Sustainability in DentistryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPh mr

Unit 13- Obtaining LicensurePhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh mt

Unit 14- Establishing a Dental PracticePhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6 nk

Unit 15- Ethics in DentistryPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh6PhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPhPh nm

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contaminants n

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Reading

C

2 Read the guidelines. Then, mark the

following statements as true (T) or false (F).

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2 ___GogglesUareUdisposablen 3 ___MedicalUprofessionalsU(rstUneedUtoUremove gloveslUthenUmasksn

Vocabulary

C

3 Match the words or phrases (1-6) with the

definitions (A-F).

1___PPE4___surgicalUmask

2 ___goggles5___surgicalUgloves 3 ___faceUshield6___saliva

AaUdeviceUusedUtoUprotectUtheUwearersUfaceU

BclothingUandUequipmentUwornUforUprotectionagainstUcontaminants CprotectiveUglassesUusedUtoUprotectUtheUwearerfromUdebris DaUpartialUcoveringUforUtheUfaceUthatUisUwornUtocatchUbacteria EdisposableUlatexUglovesUwornUduringUmedicalexaminationsUandUprocedures

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C

4 Read the sentence pairs. Choose which

wor d best fits each blank.

1 reusable / disposable

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BGownsUareU

________________________________lUbutUneed toUbeUwashedUregularlyn

2 blood / saliva

ATheUhygienistUplacedUaUtubeUintoUmyUmouthtoUsuckUoutU ________________________________n BNeedlesUrequireUspecialUdisposalUdueUtocontactUwithU ________________________________n

3 infectious / contaminant

AMucusUisUanUexampleUofUagnh

________________________________n

BWashingUhandsUregularlyUreducesUtheUriskUof

________________________________diseasesn

Guidelineson Personal

Protective Equipment

(PPE) surgical gloves

Get ready!

C

1 Before you read the passage,

talk about these questions.

1WhatUareUsomeUexamplesU

ofUPPEUforUaUdentalU clinicsUstaff?

2WhyUdoUdentistsUrequireUPPE?

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StudentPBvYouUareUaUdentalUhygienistnUTalkUto

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CAREER PATHS

Dentistry Student"s BookVirginia Evans - Jenny Dooley - James Caldwell, DDS Career Paths: Dentistryis a new educational resource for dental professionals who want to improve their English communication in a work environment. Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking, and writing. Career Paths: Dentistryaddresses topics including teeth, gum disorders, cleaning, tooth extraction, and hygiene. The series is organized into three levels of difficulty and offers over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases. Every unit includes a test of reading comprehension, vocabulary, and listening skills, and leads students through written and oral production.

Included Features:

A variety of realistic reading passages Career-specific dialogues 45 reading and listening comprehension checks
Over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases Guided speaking and writing exercises Complete glossary of terms and phrases The Teacher"s Guidecontains detailed lesson plans, a full answer key and audio scripts.

The audio CDscontain all recorded material.

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