Let Me Tell You a Story about My Toothache
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
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Let Me Tell You a Story about My Toothache
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I know what it is like having aa root canal done.I have gone through that a few time 🙂 BTW In your story you said " I went down to the specialist" but why you added the word "down" Couldn't I say the sentence without " down"?
Yes! You can totally say that! Funny, I didn't even notice I said that. I live in the mountains and I have to go down (off the mountain) to go to the specialist! Wow! You are really great at noticing things!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I get it now 🙂 maintains are beautiful, I anvy you that place to live 🙂
Thank you
I love to hear your story. love the way you told us. Really easy to understand your English. Thank you
You're welcome. Thank you for your comment!
This story so much resonates in me. I had very bad toothache shortly after my relocation to Canada, this happened couple months ago. Luckily my company provided me with dental insurance, so that didn't have to pay out of my pocket. The great vocabulary you just shared would have been helpful for me if I had known it at that time.
Relating to a story really helps us to learn a new language. I'm sorry to hear you had dental problems like me, but I am so glad to hear that you had insurance!
Hi Tanya! I really love this way of teaching vocabulary. I'm an EFL teacher in China. I got tired of how teachers here taught vocabulary, which was basically demonstration and repetition and students don't really know how to use the word in real-world conversations, some teachers use flashcards or other meaning-making tools, but it is still pretty much contextualized and traditional. I wonder how to teach new words like this in my class, this storytelling method is definitely more effective.
❤🙋🇺🇸 lovely Tanya I'm glad your pain is over. Years ago I had Root Canal. Now a says I've been spent a lot of money with my 3 dentist here. But everything with all my teeth are getting better after the cirurgy for implant in my up jaw. Thank you for to share your painful story with us. I'm happy to see "you and puppie= Pep" better than week ago.❤🐈❤😘
Thank you! I am glad to hear everything is getting better for you too!
HI dear Tanya. Pains ccused by denture are unbereable. There is something worst which is that the infection without tratment could affect kidneys and even the hart. Fortunately everything went allright for you, i mean the dentist did what she had to do. Root canal are very common here in Argentina. I had some molars under this treatment. Once the specialist "kills" the nerve in the deepest of the hole, the alleviation comes. The rest of the process is similar. Kisses Tanya. Thanks for let us to refiew some forgotten words. Susana de Argentina.
You are so welcome!
I've never had root canal. I just had my wisdom teeth removed long ago. I know the feeling what the toothache like. That was my wisdom tooth. It just killed me in that few days. I went to the dentist and he told me I needed to get them removed. Since then I've never had toothache. Thank you Tanya!
Thank goodness for dentists!
i did root canal years ago, and also had a new cap on it to protect the old tooth as it would become very weak or easily broken without pulp into it anymore. This reminds me that I should repair tooth as soon as early, otherwise it would be too late if the pulp was infection.
It is so important for us to take care of our teeth!
You are my favorite teacher nowadays and I wait your stories every day .
Pls share alot of your stories ❤
Wow, thank you! I am working on more coming soon!
Bravo from albania
I have never had a root canal done but I once had a dental work done that helped me a lot. I had a serious tooth decay and my tooth broke, so the dentist covered it with a dental crown. I was very grateful to the dentist because I couldn't munching anymore. In my country, if you don't have an health insurance, you need to pay out of pocket for dental works. The government don't cover the expenses at all, and the charges for dental works are extremely high.
I'm glad to hear you were able to get the help you needed!
I hope you felling better Tania 🙏🌹
I am feeling much better, thank you!
Dan, an American buddy of mine, had a very successful round of golf the other day ...
Then he went to let the dentist have a look at his teeth.
It turned out that he got a hole in one ...
* Moscow, Russia
LOL! That's a good one!
Thank you ❤
You're welcome!
Hi Tania
I like your English class because you speak slow😊
I'm glad you like it
I want to ask you Is it possible to learn the English language by listening and reading and writing without memorizing words and sentences And also without studying English grammar I hope you can answer a question
Sure, here's the translation:
"Hello, I'm using the translator to write this to you. I would like to know what I should do with your stories? Just listen to them? Or should I transcribe them? Or what should I do to learn the vocabulary? Thanks
Just listening to them is great! If you want to learn more, take notes and then listen again. Even better, talk about what you heard even if you talk to yourself.
Hello, Tania!What does it mean "to get a root canal?"to have pain or to fill in a root canal?
A root canal is a procedure done by a dentist to help an infected root.
glad to hear you're better, I would like to know how much the treatment to save your tooth cost; if you don't mind me asking of course, because here in Uruguay a root canal treatment costs about 1600 dollars in total to get it done.
It's about the same here. I thought it would be less expensive in Mexico but when I called it wasn't very much cheaper!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts yeah! I heard in Mexico is cheaper, I don't know if it's worth the trip though!
I think you are right
Tanya, Im glad you're well. Can you explaine to me in a few words what's a "root canal", please. I wonder if it's "alvéolo" in spanish?
I'm not totally sure, but I think in Spanish it is la endodoncia
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Now I see, Tanya. Thank you so much, my dear teacher.
You're welcome! Thank you!
Я так понимаю полезный канал для изучения английского, походу это американский английский потому что я могу разобрать слова на слух или вы русскоязычная
I'm sorry. I don't understand
Please tell me at what level of English do you teach? 🤔 My level A1😢🙈
I teach intermediate and above, but if you are looking for a teacher for A1 I have one on my team. Send me an email at englishcoach-3ts.com for more information.
It was not exactly dental work on a tooth, but I experienced a sudden paralysis on half of my face,
which required examinations by both a neurologist and a dentist at the urgent care.
And surprisingly, it turned out the symptoms were to be taken care of by a dentist, as they were not caused by any troubles in the central nervous system. Thankfully, the paralysis is now gone and everything has turned back to normal, but it was quite a scary experience that I had thought would never happen to me.
=== memo ===
* To start to feel sensitivity(pain) in (the back tooth) // sensitive to cold/hot // It's just a little (being) sensitive
* didn't think much of it
* to cause me a(any) problem --- ex) I didn't think much of it, as (it was) not really causing me any problems.
to start to be bothering me ----- ex) The pain started to be really bothering me (on and off)
* As time progressed,
* need to go (&) have this looked at.
* If it's getting bad enough, I can't get anything done.
* a Referral for ~N : 진료의뢰
* Nothing (I was taking over-the-counter) was helping / But taking this Antibiotic prescription started helping THE next day.
* The pain was RADIATING from that area.
The pain was immediately alleviated. (The pain went away, immediately.)
You took really great notes! I am so sorry to hear about the problem you had with paralysis. That must have been scary. Thank goodness they could figure it out and help you!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts
Thank you for the kind & encouraging comment. I always enjoy watching your videos, and believe me, your teachings have been improving my English in great deal, which I'm really grateful for. ^^/
I am so glad to hear this!