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Toothpain can be debilitating. Let’s learn the essential Spanish vocabulary to be able to help oneself with a doctor!

Answers:

1. una cita (an appointment)

2. un/a dentista (a dentist)

Explanation:

1. una cita

   Una cita means an appointment, whether at a doctor’s office, with a friend, or for work. If you're looking for another way to say you've got something fixed lined up, you could say “Tengo un compromiso”, which also means something that you are bound by, and have scheduled.

2. dentista

   The go-to word for the person who checks out your teeth. If you're aiming for something a bit less formal and more encompassing, "odontología" (odontology) refers to the field itself. Note that “dentista” always ends with “a”, whether the doctor is a man or woman!

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