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In this Easy English dialogue, a patient explains a toothache, answers questions about the pain, and learns about the treatment.

Perfect for A1–A2 English learners, travelers, and anyone who wants to improve their everyday English.

📚 In this lesson, you'll learn:
How to describe a toothache
Dental vocabulary in English
Talking about pain and treatment
Useful phrases for visiting the dentist
Everyday English conversation

Practice listening, speaking, and pronunciation by repeating each sentence aloud.

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Transcript
00:00Good morning. What brings you in today?
00:03Good morning. I have a terrible toothache.
00:06I'm sorry to hear that. Which tooth hurts?
00:09The one on the upper left side.
00:12How long has it been hurting?
00:14For about three days.
00:16Does it hurt when you eat or drink?
00:18Yes, especially when I drink something cold.
00:21Let me take a look.
00:23It looks like you have a small cavity.
00:26Can you fix it today?
00:27Yes. I'll clean the tooth and place a filling.
00:31Will it hurt?
00:32You'll feel a small pinch from the anesthetic, but the treatment itself shouldn't be painful.
00:36That's a relief. Thank you, doctor.
00:38You're welcome. Let's get started.
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