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Dentist Visit Spanish Phrases
Practice concise Spanish for dental appointments, check-in, tooth pain, exams, treatments, aftercare, insurance, and payment.
Table of Contents
Appointments
- 01
Quiero pedir una cita.
I want to make an appointment.
- 02
¿Tiene hora esta semana?
Do you have an appointment time this week?
- 03
Necesito cambiar la cita.
I need to change the appointment.
- 04
¿Puedo cancelar la cita?
Can I cancel the appointment?
- 05
Me viene mejor por la mañana.
Morning works better for me.
- 06
¿Cuánto dura la consulta?
How long does the appointment last?
- 07
Es mi primera visita.
It is my first visit.
- 08
Llegaré diez minutos tarde.
I will arrive ten minutes late.
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Check-in
- 09
Tengo cita a las tres.
I have an appointment at three.
- 10
Aquí está mi documento.
Here is my ID.
- 11
¿Debo rellenar este formulario?
Do I need to fill out this form?
- 12
¿Dónde debo esperar?
Where should I wait?
- 13
¿Necesita mi historial médico?
Do you need my medical history?
- 14
Soy alérgico a la penicilina.
I am allergic to penicillin.
- 15
Tomo medicación para la presión.
I take medication for blood pressure.
- 16
Traje mis radiografías.
I brought my X-rays.
Pain and Symptoms
- 17
Me duele una muela.
A molar hurts.
- 18
Tengo sensibilidad al frío.
I have sensitivity to cold.
- 19
Me sangran las encías.
My gums bleed.
- 20
Se me rompió un diente.
I broke a tooth.
- 21
Tengo la cara hinchada.
My face is swollen.
- 22
Me duele al morder.
It hurts when I bite.
- 23
El dolor va y viene.
The pain comes and goes.
- 24
Necesito una revisión urgente.
I need an urgent checkup.
Exam and Cleaning
- 25
Una limpieza dental
A dental cleaning
- 26
Revisar las encías
Check the gums
- 27
Hacer una radiografía
Take an X-ray
- 28
Abrir un poco más
Open a little wider
- 29
Cierre la boca, por favor.
Close your mouth, please.
- 30
Enjuáguese la boca.
Rinse your mouth.
- 31
Hay mucha placa.
There is a lot of plaque.
- 32
Tiene una caries pequeña.
You have a small cavity.
Treatment
- 33
Necesita un empaste.
You need a filling.
- 34
Voy a poner anestesia.
I am going to give anesthesia.
- 35
¿Sentirá algo de dolor?
Will I feel any pain?
- 36
Avise si le molesta.
Let me know if it bothers you.
- 37
Hay que sacar la muela.
The molar needs to be removed.
- 38
El tratamiento será corto.
The treatment will be short.
- 39
Necesito más anestesia.
I need more anesthesia.
- 40
¿Cuánto costará el tratamiento?
How much will the treatment cost?
Aftercare and Payment
- 41
No coma durante una hora.
Do not eat for one hour.
- 42
Tome este analgésico.
Take this painkiller.
- 43
Evite bebidas calientes.
Avoid hot drinks.
- 44
Cepíllese con cuidado.
Brush carefully.
- 45
Use hilo dental.
Use dental floss.
- 46
Llame si hay sangrado.
Call if there is bleeding.
- 47
Necesito un recibo.
I need a receipt.
- 48
¿Aceptan mi seguro?
Do you accept my insurance?
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