Dentystami

Dentystami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun dentysta, meaning dentist. In Polish grammar, dentystami is used to refer to dentists as agents in sentences that require the instrumental case, typically after prepositions such as z (with) or przy (with/at). It is not a separate field or organization, but a grammatical form that appears in descriptions of groups or collaborations involving dentists.

Dentists are healthcare professionals who diagnose, prevent, and treat diseases and conditions of the teeth, gums, jaw, and mouth. They perform routine checkups, dental cleanings, fillings, root canal treatments, extractions, and assist with or refer for orthodontic, implant, or cosmetic procedures. They work in private practices, dental clinics, hospitals, universities, and research centers, often collaborating with dental hygienists and specialists.

In Poland, becoming a dentist requires completing a university-level program in dentistry (typically five years) and obtaining a professional license from the relevant regional chamber. Practicing dentists must meet ongoing professional development requirements and comply with national regulations for dental care, patient safety, and medical ethics. The term dentystami thus functions primarily as a grammatical form rather than a separate professional designation.