歯し科か医い

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Meanings

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Refers to a dental practitioner or the profession itself. Often used in formal contexts, such as clinic names or professional titles.

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ない

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To become a dentist, you must pass the national exam.

彼かの女じょは歯し科か医いとして10年ねんの経けい験けんがある。

She has ten years of experience as a dentist.

〈人ひと〉が歯し科か医いにかかるto go see a dentist (as a regular patient)
定てい期き的てきに歯し科か医いにかかっています。
I regularly go to the dentist.
歯し科か医いに診みてもらうto have a dentist examine you
歯はが痛いたかったので歯し科か医いに診みてもらった。
My tooth hurt, so I had a dentist look at it.
歯し科か医いを目め指ざすto aim to become a dentist
彼かれは将しょう来らい、歯し科か医いを目め指ざしている。
He aims to become a dentist in the future.

歯は医い者しゃN5
歯医者 is the casual, everyday word for a dentist, while 歯科医 is the more formal term used in professional titles or clinic names.
歯し科か医い師し
歯科医師 is the official, legal term used in licensing and documents, while 歯科医 is the more general professional title used in everyday formal speech.

外げ科か医い
歯科医 and 外科医 share the pattern 〜科医 but 歯科医 means a dentist while 外科医 means a surgeon, a different medical specialty.

Compound of 歯科 (shika, 'dentistry') and 医 (i, 'doctor').