Best Dentist Poems


Footle..Visit To the Dentist.

The fear
In here ..
                  The chair
                  "Don't care "..
                                              Sore gum
                                              Lip numb..
                                                                " MUST DRILL
                                                                  THEN FILL " ..
                                                                                        " Less speed
                                                                                          I'll  bleed " ..
                                                                                                                Preserve
                                                                                                                Your  nerve ..
"I've bled"
Jaw dead ..
                  " RINSE PLEASE"
                    Weak knees ..
                                             The bill
                                             Plus pill ..
                                                               Can't eat
                                                              No teeth ..
                                                                                    Unchewed
                                                                                    Soft food ..
Can't talk
Slow walk
                    Perchance
                    Soiled pants ?..
                                            Mistake
                                            Toothache  !!.....
footle-note ..
The author would like to confirm that no deaths occured , during the creation of this piece. All 
suffering was kept to a minimum,as the surgery was sound-proofed .Pain and suffering , 
caused to waiting patients , was due to being forced to read 3yr old mags. Seemingly the 
news was less dire back then.All enamel&blood stained swabs were dumped in the 
appropriate utensils,as per Geneva Convention(section ix, site xxxiv).The cleansing of soiled 
underwear took place ,under supervision, with enviroment friendly detrgents & all offending 
materials disposed of , in accordance with the KyotoAgreement(section mlx11).
Must dash !! , as I have to visit that other sadist, the vet ,with our cat.He is due for the snips! 
( the cat , not the vet ).. Here Tom..Pshhhwshhh ..
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Jill the Dentist

Jill The Dentist


      There was once a dentist named Jill

      Who thought she was good with a drill

      And found doing a filling

      Really quite thrilling;

      If only her patients stayed still.


      06/04/17

Premium Member The Dentist

jargon
of the mouth
      i know it well
 the dentist he can spell
          in C A P S

9/4/2019


Crocodile and Dentist

Mr crocodile once had a toothache
 Oh ! because he had eaten lots of chocolates and cakes 
He was in distress 
He wanted a dentist Express
 At last a dentist was found his skin was White and face was round 
So, Dr. William, he was called 
Who was tall and almost bald 
Mr crocodile cried my molar has an ache
 Does my tooth need to break
 Soon dentist took a look and shouted loudly what a pity 
You have a cavity 
You have been eating sweets in fact 
Now your teeth need to be extracted
 Just open your mouth large wide 
And close your eyes tight
 Would you look up at tube light 
Aaaaah !that alright 
Doctor extracted teeth and Bent low 
Mr crocodile shouted oh nooo!
 Now crocodile would not eat sweets longer
 Can you guess why ??
Because his teeth were not at all stronger.
© Sakshi Das  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Trip To the Dentist

I went to the dentist today,
And the fee that I had to pay,
For one little tooth,
Was highly uncouth.
It's highway robbery, I say!

7/18/13

Dentist Office

dentist office
the hygienist removes
my Bluetooth
© Al Benson  Create an image from this poem.


The Dentist

"DENTIST"

I called to make an appointment,
it was for a deep cleaning. 
"Friday at 8AM please," I said. 
"Alright, Friday at 8 it is." 
Friday came and soon I found
myself in the chair of doom. 
"Alright Eddie, ready for your cleaning?"
I put my earphones in and laid myself back. 
the cleaning was a success. 
"All done, luckily you caught this gum
disease in time. now we can keep 
watch every three months 
instead of six. you'll have your teeth 
until you are old and gray." 
the dentist smiled and walked me to 
the exit. 
it was in that moment, I realized 
I paid $500 to prolong the proper 
timing of my teeth falling out. 
I guess I can't complain too much, 
I got a free toothbrush.


By: Chicano Eddie
8-10-2016

Premium Member A Trip To the Dentist

Face fractured with fear 
As the Taxi drew near
The building was in the next street
" I'll drop you off here" 
Said Steve full of cheer
(Annoyingly rather upbeat.)

As you pushed on the door
It's sticky hinge  hissed
And you drew in your breath
At the scent of 'dentist'

"Youre a little late" the lady said
Do you live somewhere rural ? 
You swigged on your hip flask
 Looked her right in the eye,  saying
"Just get me an epidural."

"Now now Mrs Phillips
You'll be just fine "
Said the lady so white and starched
And into the chamber of old magazines,
You were unceremoniously marched. 

With Your heart like a piston
And blood pressure soaring
(Even " Horse and Hound" seemed 
Tired and boring )
Lulled by a clock counting out every second,
Till you started with fright 
As a dental nurse beckoned ...

"Please don't worry,  don't be so tense "
Said Helga ( on work experience )
And then with sinister gravity 
Said "We'll take care of that cavity "

"Hello" boomed a voice from the back of the room,
 I'm here to do your extraction.    I've done them before so no need to shake,
Look at me if you need a distraction  "

"This won't take a second, it's all pretty simple
Just a couple of jabs and we're there "
So first with your right fist and then with your left,
He was out cold, on the floor, by your chair. 

You ripped off your bib, took a swig of the pink
And suddenly feeling much better,
You lunged for the door and ran down the stairs
As fast as a sprightly red setter. 

You ran to a sweet shop and asked for some toffee
"Give me the chewiest stuff that you've got"
"Sure said the assistant , this one's from Yorkshire
And here, you can have the lot "

You took of the wrappers and stuffed it all in 
Then chewed like a donkey on acid
And in a few seconds, the tooth that was hurting
Left a hole as big as Lake Placid. 

So what is the moral 
I hear you all ask 
Of this tale both of triumph and sorrow ?
Well forget your insurance, leave your cheque book at home, 
Just unwrap and chew on a toffo

Premium Member Dentist Versus Lion

A dentist bored with life in Minnesota,
decided to go hunting over in Africa.
Taking a trip far out of his way,
his destination would be the nation of Zimbabwe.
He had a desire to try and shoot some game;
using his rifle with a deadly aim.
This was another person without any shame.
For what he went and did, he had some nerve.
The dentist killed a lion on a game reserve.
This was a senseless killing without distinction.
The cat species is very close to extinction.
The government of Zimbabwe wants the hunter back
to stand trial for his unprovoked attack.
Since this hunting is illegal today,
The African nation wants the dentist to pay.

From a news story found on AOL.com

Premium Member The Dentist

the dentist 
discussing my treatment - - 
his bottom plate moves

Premium Member Vampire Visits the Dentist

Dracula had the most terrible toothache,
so he booked to see his dentist Mr Payne.
An evening appointment was requested;
as Dracula only rose after the sun had set

When Dracula walked through the door
a blast of garlic breath hit him in the face;
Dracula bit his lip as he had a huge fit
Mr Payne had forgotten his patient’s allergy!

The dentist put on his surgical mask,
whilst he removed Dracula’s rotten fangs;
Sadly for Dracula, he can no longer bite necks,
now he’s being treated for severe anaemia!

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Word chosen – Vampire

09-24-17

Dentist

Nervous in the chair
Working on the problem teeth
Look at all the pebbles
© Ra R  Create an image from this poem.

Dentist

Dentist

While polishing some canine teeth
and cleaning out some gums.
the werewolf bit down viciously
on the dentist’s thumbs.

Although he bit him brutally,
nothing will transpire.
The patient was a werewolf,
but the dentist’s a vampire!
© Judy Valko  Create an image from this poem.

A Dentist For Halloween

I think I'll be a dentist
This year for Halloween
And scare the trick-or-treaters
Into keeping their teeth clean!

Bonus activity: Explain to children that they should brush their teeth twice a day, 
once in the morning and once before bed to guard against cavities. Brushing at 
night is particulary important, as you're asleep 8-10 hours, giving bacteria lots of 
time to destroy your teeth.

When Dentist Calls

When Dentist Calls

Clear white tiny whirring brook spirals porcelain down
Monitored through forest of sharp hard objects
In a glare of concentrated artificial brightness
Stark forms, silver entities, probe my thoughts
Through my tooth roots to get to the truth
There are still more things to come
Dentist and assistant fill my mouth with wisdom and cotton
Where my Marlon Brando Godfather impression takes place
Along with x-rays of a few bad teeth acting up or acting out a scene
My mouth becomes that void, that black hole
With which a need to fill it
With everything in the cosmos, becomes apparent
Apparatuses, appendages, products from unknown Asian markets
Go in and disappear
Dentist looks satisfied with his new creation
The interrogation begins
I blink my approval as the needles go in.
My tongue is the first to stray into slurs as doctor quips,
“And gargle please and spit!”  “That’s it!”  “Open big!” “Tell me everything!”
I remembered a story as a boy
As my mouth and face melt away
And the whirring spirals porcelain down to dentists call

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