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Dental Appointment Or Dentist Appointment

Writer Amelia Brooks

Dental Appointment Or Dentist Appointment

What is the correct term? An appointment with a dentist or dentist? 3

Both can work, but we use possessive.

I have an appointment with the dentist.

Where

I have an appointment with the dentist.

Dentist appointment

Dental Appointment Or Dentist Appointment

Dental Appointment Or Dentist Appointment

I always talk and hear about dentist appointments, but I don't think meetings are bad. But it's like seeing a doctor, except for a dentist.

It would be more accurate to call him a dentist. I would probably say I need to see a dentist.

In many former British colonies I still say I have a dental office. Remember when we say I have a doctor's appointment, not a doctor's appointment.

Dental Appointment Or Dentist Appointment