In any case
Dentist: First we will take some x-rays and see what we’re dealing with. I also noticed a small cavity up front here, so you are going to need a filling.
Patient: I guess that’s what I get for not flossing or brush-
ing my teeth three times a day.
Dentist: It could be that, or maybe you are eating too many sweets. In any case, I’ll administer an anesthetic
and you won’t feel a thing!
What's the meaning of" in any case"' here?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Top answer
Siavash Moghaddasian What's the meaning of" in any case"' here? Whatever the condition may be He means that he will administer an anesthetic even if the procedure might not be painful. He says this to patient to dispel his anxieties of the pain that he thinks he will suffer during the procedure.
- Siavash Moghaddasian What's the meaning of" in any case"' here?
- Whatever the condition may be He means that he will administer an anesthetic even if the procedure might not be painful.
- He says this to patient to dispel his anxieties of the pain that he thinks he will suffer during the procedure.
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Siavash MoghaddasianWhat's the meaning of" in any case"' here?
Whatever the condition may be
He means that he will administer an anesthetic even if the procedure might not be painful. He says this to patient to dispel his anxieties of the pain that he thinks he will suffer during the procedure.
0Siavash MoghaddasianPatient: I guess that’s what I get for not flossing or brush-ing my teeth three times a day.
Dentist: It could be that, or maybe you are eating too many sweets. In any case, I'll ...
Whether the cause of your dental problem is "not flossing or brushing" or "eating too many sweets", or any other cause, I'll
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