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Oficiálne sa tieto zuby volajú moláre, ale ľudovo ich ľudia volajú zuby múdrosti či osmičky. Tieto zuby rastú až v dospelosti.V minulosti mali tieto zuby svoj opodstatnení význam, ale dnes svoju funkciu stratili a sú pre nás nepotrebné.
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- 2. Zubný lekár, stomatológ alebo zubár je lekár, ktorý sa zaoberá zubným lekárstvom. Zubný lekár má titul MUDr., v budúcnosti MDDr.
- 3. V minulosti bolestivé zuby vyťahovali kováči. Veľkým zlomom v starostlivosti o chrup bolo vynájdenie zubnej vŕtačky s nožným kľukovým pohonom Angličanom Morrisnom v roku 1870. Školy pre zubárov vznikali najskôr popri chirurgických klinikách a až začiatkom 20. storočia sa pričlenili k lekárskym fakultám.
- 4. Veľa ľudí sa zubárov bojí, majú strach z vŕtačiek a z toho, že sa im niekto špára v ústach. Ľuďom záleží, aby mali krásny a biely úsmev. Ja som sa vždy rada starala o zuby, tak asi to ma k tomu priviedlo, ale ešte si nie som istá, či sa tomu v budúcnosti venovať budem. Najviac ma k tomu inšpirovala moja čeľustná zubárka a môj zubár, ku ktorému veľmi rada chodím.
- 5. Z čoho sa vlastne skladá zub? Čo musíme mať vyštudované, aby sme sa mohli venovať tejto profesii? Požadované vzdelanie: vysokoškolské II. stupňa vysokoškolské III. stupňa Zameranie, odbor: Stomatológia Jazykové znalosti: Slovenský jazyk - aktívne A – korunka, B – koreň; 1 – sklovina, 2 – zubovina, 3 – dreň, 4 – ďasná, 5 – cement, 6 – kosť, 7 – cieva, 8 – nerv.
- 6. Návšteva u zubára v dnešnej dobe = nesmiem zabudnúť na peniaze. Zadarmo to u zubára väčšinou nie je. Pacienti si už zvykli, že u dentistov sa za zákroky dopláca a nie málo. Niektorých z nás však výška doplatkov aj tak prekvapí. Je preto dôležité vedieť sa v nich orientovať.
- 7. Priemerný plat 1 210 € 1 030 € 1 160 € Plat v BA Plat mimo BA
- 8. Ženy, ktoré nemajú pekné zuby, sa smejú očami. (Madame de Rieux) Všetké zuby mal síce pravé, ale jeho úsmev bol stále falošný. (Lech Przeczek) Sú ľudia, ktorí sa smejú, aby ukázali svoje pekné zuby, a sú iní, ktorí plačú, aby ukázali svoje dobré srdce. (Joseph Roux) Myslím, že prvá ctnosť je držať jazyk za zubami. (Marcus Porcius Cato Censor)
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