Aesthetics or function: dental treatment or “plastering”

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which is correct? local general practitioner or local general practitioner

Russian help desk response

Since the definition of district (“serving a particular area”) refers to both words, general practitioner, it is correct: local general practitioner.

Which is correct: local general practitioner or local general practitioner?

Russian help desk response

It should be written with a hyphen without spaces.

Hello. Is it correct to write “traumatologist-orthopedist”?

Russian help desk response

Correct: the doctor is an orthopedic traumatologist.

Dear Certificate! Which is correct: workshop doctor-therapist or workshop doctor-therapist? With a dash or with a hyphen? Thank you!

Russian help desk response

The spelling depends on whether the word workshop refers to the noun doctor or to the phrase physician-therapist. In the first case, a dash is used, in the second, a hyphen.

Hello! Please clarify the correct spelling of the medical qualification (position), namely: pediatric dentist or pediatric dentist (i.e., with a dash)? Thank you in advance!

Russian help desk response

Correct: pediatric dentist; doctor - pediatric dentist.

Russian help desk response

The rule is this: in combinations with an application, if one of the parts is in turn a combination with an application and contains a hyphen, a dash is used.

Correct: surgeon, general practitioner, dentist, orthopedist, etc. (combinations with the application). If the second part (designation of the doctor’s specialization) in turn is a combination with an application and contains a hyphen, then a dash is used before it: doctor - orthopedic dentist, doctor - obstetrician-gynecologist. Similarly: a woman is a doctor, but a woman is a surgeon.

That's right: in the New York way (cf.: in the social democratic way, in the Jules Vernovian way).

Dear Sirs! The following expressions are often found: “doctor-patient system” or “teacher-student system.” Sometimes in these expressions there is a dash (it seems to me that this is correct), and sometimes a hyphen: “doctor-patient system”, “teacher-student system”. This implies the interaction of a doctor with a patient or a teacher with a student, and not that the doctor can simultaneously be a patient, and the teacher can be a student. Which is actually correct?

Russian help desk response

Correct spelling with a dash.

How correct? Dental clinic “Nika”, below the line is the director, below the line is the full name, below is the line the dentist, another option is the name of the clinic, full name, and then the director and the dentist

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True in which text?

Hello! Please tell me the declension of compound nouns! You have a reflection on this topic, but I would like to know the declension of specific words (in singular and plural): 1. hygienist 2. assistant hygienist 3. medical laboratory assistant Thank you. Sincerely, Vladimir.

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It should be written with a hyphen: surgeon Sidorova.

Hello, URGENT, please tell me how to inflect the complex noun: dentist?

Russian help desk response

Both parts bow: the dentist, the dentist, etc.

Hello! When designing a sign that will be placed next to the medical office, the question arose, which option is correct: IVANOV is a general practitioner, a general practitioner, or a general practitioner?

Russian help desk response

Correct: general practitioner, therapist.

Which is correct? Obstetrician-gynecologist or obstetrician-gynecologist?

Russian help desk response

See answer to question #284285.

I would like to know about the placement of hyphens in positions such as Obstetrician-Gynecologist and similar...

Russian help desk response

See answer to question #284285.

obstetrician-gynecologist or obstetrician-gynecologist

Russian help desk response

See answer to question #284285.

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Good afternoon Please tell me which is correct: “...intended for use in general and surgical dentistry” or “...in general and surgical dentistry” or “in general and surgical dentistry”? Thank you for your work!

Russian help desk response

Correct: ...in general and surgical dentistry.

Hello! Are qualifications and academic titles the same, is it necessary to put a comma between them? ...under the guidance of the surgeon (?) Professor Ilya Alekseevich Petrov. Thank you!

Russian help desk response

These definitions are not uniform and are not separated by commas.

Good afternoon Please tell me how to pronounce the word surgeon fish correctly. For example, a school of surgeonfish? Or a school of surgeonfish?

Russian help desk response

That's right: a school of surgeonfish.

Hello, how are these posts written? doctor - dentist-surgeon-implantologist Thank you!

Russian help desk response

See question 284652.

Tell me which is correct: brain surgery or brain surgery? The context is this: The brain has no nerve endings, so a surgeon can perform surgery on the brain of a conscious person. Thank you!

Russian help desk response

That's right: brain surgery.

Russian help desk response

The rule is this: in combinations with an application, if one of the parts is in turn a combination with an application and contains a hyphen, a dash is used.

Correct: surgeon, general practitioner, dentist, orthopedist, etc. (combinations with the application). If the second part (designation of the doctor’s specialization) in turn is a combination with an application and contains a hyphen, then a dash is used before it: doctor - orthopedic dentist, doctor - obstetrician-gynecologist. Similarly: a woman is a doctor, but a woman is a surgeon.

That's right: in the New York way (cf.: in the social democratic way, in the Jules Vernovian way).

Dear experts, please tell me the correct option. Caring for patients of therapeutic and surgical profile(s).

Russian help desk response

Preferably: therapeutic and surgical profile.

Russian help desk response

It should be written with a hyphen: surgeon Sidorova.

Good afternoon Is it permissible to shorten the academic degree of Doctor (Candidate of Medical Sciences) in the format of Doctor of Medical Sciences? / Ph.D.? Is it permissible to write composite medical specialties without a dash sign: traumatologist-orthopedist, surgeon-phlebologist? Or the only options available are Dr. med. Sciences / Ph.D. honey. Sciences and, accordingly, a doctor - surgeon-phlebologist?

Russian help desk response

1. This reduction is correct.

2. Spelling correctly: doctor - orthopedic traumatologist.

Please tell me how to correctly write the phrase “doctor - cardiovascular surgeon.”

Russian help desk response

You spelled this combination correctly.

Good afternoon Tell me how to write correctly - non-surgical or non-surgical? What rule is used when writing? Thank you

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Good afternoon I read on your website that orthopedic dentist is spelled with a hyphen. How to write correctly in this case: dentist, surgeon, implantologist, Ph.D.

Russian help desk response

Correct: doctor – dentist-surgeon-implantologist. Please note that the correct spelling is: doctor – orthopedic dentist. First there is a dash, then a hyphen.

Hello. Very urgent question. A vascular surgeon, a doctor of the highest qualification category, conducts consultations. Please tell me if the punctuation is correct? (I am interested in the presence or absence of a comma before the predicate “conducts”) Thank you

Russian help desk response

The punctuation is correct.

Good afternoon Is it necessary to decline the Czech surname “Votruba”? “Master class by Czech surgeon Jiri Votruba” - right?

Russian help desk response

Yes, this surname is inclined.

Good afternoon Tell me how correctly the “Clinic of New Technologies” invites you to a free consultation. In our K(k)linic, we see specialists such as: therapist, surgeon, endocrinologist, cardiologist, etc. With what letter should the word “clinic” be written in the second sentence? Are both options possible? Thank you in advance!

Russian help desk response

In the second sentence: In our clinic they are receiving... (here is already a common noun).

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How to write correctly - psychiatrist or psychiatrist

Russian help desk response

Correctly hyphenated: psychiatrist.

Hello! Tell me how to correctly write DOCTOR (-) OBSTETOR (-) GYNECOLOGIST. In Rosenthal's reference book there are examples of such spellings (Social Democrats Mensheviks, female surgeons, civil engineer designer, boiler fitter, installer, mechanical engineer), and in official documents both OBSTETRICAL-GYNECOLOGIST and DOCTOR-OBGYNECOLOGIST appear , but not an OB/GYNECOLOGIST. I would like to know your opinion. Thank you in advance.

Russian help desk response

That's right: the doctor is an obstetrician-gynecologist.

Good afternoon Please tell me how to spell otolaryngologist or otolaryngologist? Thank you.

Russian help desk response

Correct hyphenation.

Hello! How to write radiologist or radiologist correctly?

Russian help desk response

Correctly hyphenated: radiologist.

Good afternoon Which is correct: anesthesiologist or anesthetist; nurse anesthetist or nurse anesthetist? Is the word “anesthetist” recorded in dictionaries? Thank you.

Russian help desk response

The anesthesiologist option is significantly more common than the anesthetist option. Therefore, preferably: physician anesthesiologist, nurse anesthesiologist. Although the option of a nurse anesthetist is also recorded in encyclopedic sources.

Hello, dear employees of “Gramota”! To questions 206956 and 249385. You write that the application located before the word being defined is written separately. However, I haven't found such a rule anywhere. In the textbook by Valgina N.S. “Modern Russian Language” provides examples in which the appendix is ​​located both after the word being defined and before it, and in both cases is joined by a hyphen: “Doctor Hufeland, a miracle doctor sent by the Prussian king, looked in amazement at the woman drowned in pillows, mutilated by the old , long-healed head wounds (Nikul.); And since ancient times, fisherman, hard-working scientists, painters, and poets have been paying tribute to the soul of their beloved to Baikal (Tvard.).” On the website “Russian Dictionaries” (https://www.slovari.ru) I also found the following explanation: “Question. Is it correct to use a hyphen for the combination "mother earth"? Or is a hyphen needed if the word order is changed: “Earth Mother”? Answer. The word being defined with the one-word appendix immediately following it is written with a hyphen, for example: old mother, Masha the playful, Anika the warrior. A hyphen is not written between the defined word and the one-word appendix standing in front of it, which can be equated in meaning to an adjective, for example: handsome son. In your case, the hyphen spelling will be correct: mother-earth and earth-mother.” I think in such cases as “father hedgehog”, etc., you need to proceed from the context, i.e. when we are talking about an animal, then write “daddy hedgehog,” and if about an angry or unshaven person, then “dad-hedgehog” (i.e. daddy is prickly, like a hedgehog). What is your opinion?

Russian help desk response

Of course, context needs to be taken into account. To be honest, the idea of ​​an “unshaven hedgehog dad” occurred to us when preparing an answer to question No. 249385, but we did not voice it.

Tell me, is the spelling of specialist doctor (hyphenated) correct?

Russian help desk response

Yes, hyphenation is correct.

Hello! Which option is correct? 1) Manager department - obstetrician-gynecologist.

2) Manager department - obstetrician-gynecologist. 3) Manager department, obstetrician-gynecologist. 4) Manager department - obstetrician-gynecologist. Thank you!

Russian help desk response

That's right: head. department of obstetrician-gynecologist.

Which is correct: orthopedic dentist or orthopedic dentist?

Russian help desk response

That's right: the doctor is an orthopedic dentist.

Please tell me how to write Dentist and Dental Assistant correctly? Hyphenated or not?

Russian help desk response

Correctly hyphenated: dentist, dental assistant.

Is there a dash in the sentence: “she is (-) an epidemiologist, worked for 20 years in...” Thank you.

Russian help desk response

No dash required.

How to write correctly: psychiatrist-narcologist or psychiatrist-narcologist

Russian help desk response

The correct spelling is with a dash after the word _doctor_: _doctor is a psychiatrist-narcologist_.

Which is correct: mushroom (-) puffball, like a general practitioner? After all, a raincoat is a rain mushroom. Thank you.

Russian help desk response

Correct: _mushroom raincoat_. Two common nouns are written separately, correlating as generic and specific concepts, if they are members of the scientific classification of natural objects. Compare: _oriole bird, rose flower, lithium metal_.

Hello HELP, tell me how to write correctly and why: hematologist (hematologist). with thanks

Russian help desk response

Correct: _hematologist_. Pages: first 1 2

Is it enough for a healthy person to only have toothpaste and brushes to take care of their teeth, is it really good to chew gum after eating, does sweets really spoil your teeth? We collected the most common myths about dental health and asked GMS Dental dentist Tatyana Anatolyevna Vinogradova which of them is true, and what not.

Sweets are bad for teeth

Is it true. And not only sweets

It all depends on the frequency of consumption of sweets and how long it remains in the mouth. If we quickly swallow one candy, then no disaster will happen - only extra calories will be added. But if we take some toffee, nougat or caramel and chew it for a long time, then this is where the risk of caries appears. When we eat something sweet, the pH environment in the mouth changes - it becomes more acidic, this worsens the condition of the teeth, they weaken and deteriorate faster. But, unfortunately, even a complete abstinence from sweets does not guarantee the absence of dental problems. Almost any food has a negative effect on teeth. Therefore, ideally, you should brush your teeth after every meal.

If the application itself is written with a hyphen

We continue to consider the nuances of writing applications with defined words. A new case is if the defined noun or application is itself written with a hyphen. For example, “women surgeons.”

And here we have a real problem. Because Rosenthal says that in such cases the second hyphen is not written, and in addition to “women surgeons” he gives examples: civil engineer designer, boiler fitter installer, mechanical engineer designer, Volga Mother River, hero pilot- fighter.

And Lopatin’s reference book indicates that a dash should be used:

In combination with an application, if one of the parts, in turn, is a combination with an application and contains a hyphen, for example: a story about a medical student - a mountaineer; meeting with a friend - an amateur chess player; with a neighbor who is a science fiction writer.

In terms of form, the “female surgeon doctors” from Rosenthal’s examples are the same as the “medical student-climber” from Lopatin’s examples, and the “hero fighter pilot” is the same as “a friend – an amateur chess player.”

And although the current Rules of Russian Spelling and Punctuation contain the following note 2 to paragraph 14 § 79 in the section “Spellings continuous and with a hyphen (dash)”:

If the word or application being defined is itself written with a hyphen, then a hyphen is not written between them, for example: Social Democrats, Mensheviks.

— “Gramota.ru” adheres to the position of the Complete Academic Directory, ed. Lopatina. When asked how to write correctly: “obstetrician-gynecologist” or “obstetrician-gynecologist,” the portal’s help service answers that the correct way is with a dash.

So, we can assume that a new norm has been established in the Russian language, and recommend using a dash in cases where the application itself is written with a hyphen. Schematically:

• “doctor” (common noun) + “dental surgeon” (an application that is written with a hyphen, because it, in turn, also contains a noun - “dentist” - and an application - “surgeon”) = doctor - dental surgeon ;
• “corrector-reader” (noun “corrector” with the application “reader”) + “professional” (addition to the first combination) = proofreader-reader - professional.

Looks like we've sorted it out.

But then some “online doctor” or “practitioner business coach” appears - and you need to think again, because the parts “online consultant” and “business coach” are not nouns with applications. These are complex words with the first part “online” and “business” remaining unchanged. And such cases are not mentioned in Lopatin’s reference book.

But the above-cited instructions from Rosenthal’s reference book and the current Rules of Russian Orthography allow for a broader interpretation: they speak not only about applications, but also in general about words that themselves are written with a hyphen. The Rules, for example, even contain just such a word: “Social-Democratic Mensheviks.” “Social Democrats” is also a complex word with the unchangeable first part “social-”. Therefore, it turns out that in the cases of “online consultants” and “business coaches” the second word should be written separately:

• business coach practitioner - the defined word “business coach” is itself written with a hyphen, which means that a second hyphen is not needed;
• doctor online consultant - the “online consultant” application is written with a hyphen, which means the second hyphen is not needed.

However, as they say, I am tormented by vague doubts... What if, after all, I don’t try to be clever, but apply a newer rule from the academic reference book for these cases? For uniformity. Then:

business coach - practitioner, doctor - online consultant.

This option is good because the words are perceived as connected. And the formal basis for a dash is that one of the words has a hyphen. Even if it is not specified (yet?) in later rules.

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Chewing gum is good for your teeth

Is it true. But with reservations

Chewing gum works like an apple - it cleans your teeth. But you can snack on an apple, but not on chewing gum. In addition, it is important when you chew gum and how long you do it. If the gum does not contain sugar and you chew it for two or three minutes after eating, then yes, it is rather useful, it will clean your teeth and promote digestion. If you chew gum often, for a long time, or instead of eating, you can cause great harm to the stomach; in this case, the benefits for teeth are in doubt.

Dental treatment is a modern business

Before the first modern dentistry appeared, people suffered from toothache and lost teeth all the time. Broken, darkened or crooked teeth often spoiled the appearance of the Old people who were left without teeth had nothing to eat, and they died prematurely from malnutrition. Now, through modern dentistry, most people can avoid toothache, protect their teeth into old age and have a beautiful smile. How did modern medicine achieve these three great goals?

Dental prevention will help us protect our health and strong teeth, that is, always keep our teeth clean and don’t forget to go for a check-up with the dentist. Individuals have learned to be observant of oral hygiene and therefore require treatment occasionally. And yet, some people do not go to the doctor, although they need his help. Some people think that this is not necessary, while others are scared by the prices. And still others are simply afraid of dentists. To understand the importance of preventive measures, you need to know what dentistry treats us for.

If your teeth look healthy in appearance and don’t bother you, then you don’t have to go to the doctor

Not true

This is our mentality: until something hurts, few people go to the doctor. And this applies not only to dentistry. This behavior is partly due to Soviet medicine, which is used to scare everyone. Partly, people simply don’t know where to go, don’t trust the doctor, are afraid to find out something unpleasant, and don’t want to spend money. But, of course, it is better to check regularly. You need to go to the dentist once every six months for hygienic cleaning, during which the doctor will use a special device to remove the plaque that you cannot remove at home and conduct a preventive examination of your teeth and oral cavity. This will allow any possible problems to be noticed and treated at an early stage and thus save money and time. After all, the longer you live with a problem, the longer and more expensive it will be to treat it.

Doctor dentist therapist how to spell correctly

How to write correctly: general practitioner or general practitioner, dental general practitioner or dental general practitioner, dental general practitioner or dental general practitioner?

After completing their studies at Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy, graduates of the dental faculty can receive a variety of specialties. But what is the correct name for these specialists?

A particular problem is caused by the names of specialties that coincide with the names of specialties of graduates of the Faculty of Medicine, for example, the word “therapist” can refer to both a dentist and a general practitioner.

A graduate of the Faculty of Medicine receives specialties: general practitioner, gastroenterologist, dermatologist , etc. (this spelling occurs in accordance with the grammatical rule when a single clause is attached to the word being defined by a hyphen). There is a case when the hyphen disappears: general practitioners and dermatologists.

A graduate of the Faculty of Dentistry is also a doctor and can also be a therapist, but he is a dentist, so he must write the dash sign.

doctor - dentist-therapist.

In another situation, when the word “doctor” is not written, you should write it the same way: dentist-therapist, dentist-surgeon .

Ah, I absolutely don’t care how your specialty is spelled.

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Which is correct: local general practitioner or local general practitioner?

Russian help desk response

It should be written with a hyphen without spaces.

Hello. Is the spelling “traumatologist-orthopedist” correct?

Russian help desk response

Dear Certificate! Which is correct: workshop doctor-therapist or workshop doctor-therapist? With a dash or with a hyphen? Thank you!

Russian help desk response

The spelling depends on whether the word workshop refers to the noun doctor or to the phrase physician-therapist. In the first case, a dash is used, in the second, a hyphen.

Hello! Please clarify the correct spelling of the medical qualification (position), namely: pediatric dentist or pediatric dentist (i.e., with a dash)? Thank you in advance!

Russian help desk response

Correct: pediatric dentist; doctor - pediatric dentist.

Hello! I'm confused!