Visit the dentist
Yesterday, I visited my dentist. She told me that I have to set a dental crown. I felt upset. Because at first, it's just a tiny tooth cavity, and I didn't feel any uncomfortable, so I ignored it. 3 years later, on day, I had a great pain on my tooth, so I went to the dental, the doctor said I had a bad tooth. She killed the nerve of my tooth, I can't use that tooth for almost a year! I'd like to tell all my friends, if you have a tooth cavity, go to the dental as soon as possibable!
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Visit the dentist
Yesterday, I visited my dentist. She told me that I have to set get a dental crown. I felt upset. Because at first, it's it was just a tiny tooth cavity, and I didn't feel any uncomfortable, so I ignored it. 3 years later, on day, I had a great pain on my tooth, so I went to the dental dentist, and the doctor said I had a bad tooth. She killed the nerve of my tooth, and I can't won't be able to use that tooth it for almost a year! I'd like to tell all my friends, if you have a tooth cavity, go to the dental dentist as soon as possibable possible!(Some notes... You can use the word "any" with nouns but not with adjectives, so you can say "didn't feel any discomfort" or "didn't feel uncomfortable" but you can't say "didn't feel any uncomfortable". "Dental office", "dentist's office", and "dentist" are all used interchangeably with "dental office" being the most formal and "dentist" being the most casual. "Can't" and "won't be able to" are extremely similar, but "can't" focuses on the here and now while "won't be able to" focuses more on the future.)
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