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a dentist appointment or a dentist's appointment ?
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A dental appointment or an appointment with the dentist. Dentist's appointment implies that it is the dentist who has the appointment, not the patient.
- A dental appointment or an appointment with the dentist.
- Dentist's appointment implies that it is the dentist who has the appointment, not the patient.
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A dental appointment or an appointment with the dentist.
Dentist's appointment implies that it is the dentist who has the appointment, not the patient.
Dentist's appointment implies that it is the dentist who has the appointment, not the patient.
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