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Subj: Dentist Jokes (Gz) (Includes 19 jokes and articles) |
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Also see ELDERLY4 file- 'Dentist
In Same High School Class'
GOLF3 file - 'Golfer
Needs Dentures'
MARRIAGE6 - 'Matt
Gets Part In School Play'
MOVIES_ETC-SU- 'A
Few Good Dentists'
POLICE1 file - 'CHP Stops Fred'
SCHOOL1 file - 'High-Stakes
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| Subj:
The Dentist (S562)
From: rfslick on 10/24/2007 . |
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Subj: No Dentist
Left Behind (S547c)
From: jmdillow on 7/6/2007
My dentist is great! He
sends me reminders so I don't forget
checkups. He uses the
latest techniques based on research.
He never hurts me, and I have
all my teeth.
When I ran into him the other
day, I was eager to see if he'd
heard about the new state program.
I knew he'd think it was
great.
"Did you hear about the new state
program to measure effective-
ness of dentists with their
young patients?" I said.
"No," he said. He didn't
seem too thrilled. "How will they
do that?"
"It's quite simple," I said.
"They will just count the number
of cavities each patient has
at age 10, 14, and 18 and average
that to determine a dentist's
rating. Dentists will be rated
as excellent, good, average,
below average, and unsatisfactory.
That way parents will know which
are the best dentists. The
plan will also encourage the
less effective dentists to get
better," I said. "Poor dentists
who don't improve could lose
their licenses to practice."
"That's terrible," he said.
"What? That's not a good
attitude," I said. "Don't you
think we should try.
"Sure I do," he said, "but that's
not a fair way to determine
who is practicing good dentistry."
"Why not?" I said. "It makes perfect sense to me."
"Well, it's so obvious," he said.
"Don't you see that
dentists don't all work with
the same clientele, and that
much depends on things we can't
control? For example, I
work in a rural area with a
high percentage of patients
from deprived homes, while some
of my colleagues work in
upper middle-class neighborhoods.
Many of the parents I
work with don't bring their
children to see me until there
is some kind of problem, and
I don't get to do much
preventive work.
Also, many of the parents I serve
let their kids eat way
too much candy from an early
age, unlike more educated
parents who understand the relationship
between sugar and
decay. To top it all off,
so many of my clients have
well water which is untreated
and has no fluoride in it.
Do you have any idea how much
difference early use of
fluoride can make?"
"It sounds like you're making
excuses," I said. "I can't
believe that you, my dentist,
would be so defensive.
After all, you do a great job,
and you needn't fear a
little accountability."
"I am not being defensive!" he
said. "My best patients
are as good as anyone's, my
work is as good as anyone's,
but my average cavity count
is going to be higher than
a lot of other dentists because
I chose to work where I
am needed most."
"Don't' get touchy," I said.
"Touchy?" he said. His
face had turned red, and from
the way he was clenching and
unclenching his jaws, I
was afraid he was going to damage
his teeth. "Try
furious! In a system like
this, I will end up being
rated average, below average,
or worse. The few
educated patients I have who
see these ratings may
believe this so-called rating
is an actual measure of
my ability and proficiency as
a dentist. They may
leave me, and I'll be left with
only the most needy
patients. And my cavity
average score will get even
worse. On top of that,
how will I attract good dental
hygienists and other excellent
dentists to my practice
if it is labeled below average?"
"I think you are overreacting,"
I said. "'Complaining,
excuse-making and stonewalling
won't improve dental
health'... I am quoting from
a leading member of the
DOC," I noted.
"What's the DOC?" he asked.
"It's the Dental Oversight Committee,"
I said, "a
group made up of mostly lay
persons to make sure
dentistry in this state gets
improved"
"Spare me," he said, "I can't
believe this. Reasonable
people won't buy it," he said
hopefully.
The program sounded reasonable
to me, so I asked, "How
else would you measure good
dentistry?"
"Come watch me work," he said. "Observe my processes."
"That's too complicated, expensive
and time-consuming,"
I said. "Cavities are
the bottom line, and you can't
argue with the bottom line.
It's an absolute measure."
"That's what I'm afraid my parents
and prospective
patients will think. This
can't be happening," he
said despairingly.
"Now, now," I said, "don't despair.
The state will
help you some."
"How?" he asked.
"If you receive a poor rating,
they'll send a dentist
who is rated excellent to help
straighten you out," I
said brightly.
"You mean," he said, "they'll
send a dentist with a
wealthy clientele to show me
how to work on severe
juvenile dental problems with
which I have probably
had much more experience? BIG
HELP!"
"There you go again," I said.
"You aren't acting
professionally at all."
"You don't get it," he said.
"Doing this would be
like grading schools and teachers
on an average score
made on a test of children's
progress with no regard
to influences outside the school,
the home, the
community served and stuff like
that. Why would
they do something so unfair
to dentists? No one
would ever think of doing that
to schools."
Just maybe this will help you
understand why
educators resent the recent
federal NO CHILD LEFT
BEHIND ACT.
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Subj: Scotsman
Goes To The Dentist (S375, S546b)
From: JBCARY1 on 3/29/2004
and
From: SCOTCOB on 6/28/2007
A Scotsman goes to the dentist
and asks how much the dentist
charges for a tooth extraction.
"$85 for an extraction, sir," was the dentist's reply.
"Och, huv yer no got anythin' cheaper?" replies the Scotsman.
"But that's the normal charge
for an extraction, sir" said
the dentist.
"What about if yer din't use
any anesthetic?" asked the
Scotsman hopefully.
"Well it's highly unusual sir,
but if that's what you want, I
suppose I can do it for $70,"
said the dentist.
"Hmmmm, what about if yer used
one of your dentist trainees
and still without anesthetic,"
asked the Scotsman.
"Well it's possible but they
are only training and I can't
guarantee their level of professionalism
and it may be a
lot more painful. I suppose
in that case, we can bring the
price down to, say, $40," said
the dentist.
"Och, that's still a wee bit
much, how about if yer make it
a trainin' session and have
yer student do the extraction
and the other students watchin'
and learnin," said the
Scotsman hopefully.
"Hmmmmm, well OK, it'll be good
for the students, I suppose.
I'll charge you only $5 in that
case," said the dentist.
"Och, now yer talkin' laddie!
It's a deal," said the Scotsman.
"Can yer confirm an appointment
for the wife next Tuesday, then?"
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Subj: How
To Make Surgical Gloves (S170, S378)
From: thebartend on 5/2/00
and
From: DoctorDebt on 4/21/2004
A dentist was getting ready to
clean an elderly lady's teeth.
He noticed that she was a little
nervous, so he began to tell
her a story as he was putting
on his surgical gloves...
"Do you know how they make these rubber gloves?"
She said, "No?"
"Well", he spoofed, "down in
Mexico they have this big
building set up with a large
tank of latex, and the workers
are all picked according to
hand size. Each individual walks
up to the tank, dips their hands
in, and then walk around for
a bit while the latex sets up
and dries right onto their
hands! Then they peel
off the gloves and throw them into the
big 'Finished Goods Crate' and
start the process all over
again."
And she didn't laugh a bit!!!
Five minutes later, during the
procedure, he had to stop cleaning
her teeth because she burst
out laughing.
The old woman blushed and exclaimed,
"I just suddenly thought
about how they must make condoms!"
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Subj: Man
Goes To Dentist For Toothache (S416b)
From: jerry 1/17/2005
At: http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2005022450,00.html
| THIS is the skull
of builder
Patrick Lawler — complete with a 4in nail he did not even know was inside it. Amazingly, Patrick, 23, didn’t
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| Patrick, who also
suffered
blurred vision after the incident in Breckenridge, Colorado, spent six days in pain despite using ice and painkillers — and eating ice cream to ease the swelling. Finally he went to a dentist’s
Patrick was allowed home after
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Subj: Dentist
Makes A New Upper Plate (S151)
From: DVR on 12/23/1999
A man goes to his dentist because
he feels something wrong
in his mouth. The dentist
examines him and says, "that new
upper plate I put in for you
six months ago is eroding. What
have you been eating?"
The man replies,
"all I can think of is that about four
months ago my wife made some
asparagus and put some stuff on
it that was delicious...Hollandaise
sauce. I loved it so
much I now put it on everything
--- meat, toast, fish,
vegetables, everything."
"Well," says the dentist, "that's
probably the problem.
Hollandaise sauce is made with
lots of lemon juice, which is
highly corrosive. It's eaten
away your upper plate. I'll
make you a new plate, and this
time use chrome."
"Why chrome?" Asks the patient.
To which the dentist replies,
"It's simple. Everyone knows
that there's no plate like chrome
for the Hollandaise!"
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Subj: Speaker
Forgets His Dentures (S130)
From: JOKE-OF-THE-DAY.com on 7/26/99
A dinner speaker was in such
a hurry to get to his engagement
that when he arrived and sat
down at the head table, he
suddenly realized that he had
forgotten his false teeth.
Turning to the man next to him,
he said, "I forgot my teeth."
The man said, "No problem."
With that, he reached into his
pocket and pulled out a pair
of false teeth. "Try these,"
he said.
The speaker tried them. "Too loose," he said.
The man then said, "I have another pair... try these."
The speaker tried them and responded, "Too tight."
The man was not taken back at
all. He then said, "I have
one more pair of false teeth...
try them."
The speaker said, "They fit perfectly."
With that he ate his meal and
gave his address. After the
dinner meeting was over, the
speaker went over to thank the
man who had helped him.
"I want to thank you for coming
to my aid. Where is your
office? I've been looking
for a good dentist."
The man replied, "I'm not a dentist. I'm the local undertaker."
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Subj: Dentist
And A Girl Meet At A Bar (S100, S321)
From: The Bartenders Joke of the day on 10/31/97
and
From: auntiegah on 3/25/2003
A guy and a girl met at a bar.
They started getting along
really well they decide to go
to the girl's place for a
drink.
A few drinks later, the guy took
off his shirt and washed
his hands.
He then took off his socks and washed his hands.
The girl looked at him and says: 'You must be a dentist!'
Flabergasted, the guy responded
'Yes, that's amazing
how did you figure that out
?'
The girl said: 'Easy .... you keep washing your hands'
One thing led to another, they
migrated to the bed and
things became more passionate.
After they were done,
the girl said: 'You must be
a GREAT dentist!'
The guy was very very surprised,
and said 'Yes, I sure
am a great dentist ... How did
you figure that out??'
The girl said: 'Easy ... I didn't feel a thing'
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Subj: Short
Dentist Jokes
| Subj:
Quite A Root On That Tooth (S571c)
From: darrellvip on 12/29/2007 You can view this cute, dirty cartoon on my web site by clicking 'HERE'. |
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Subj: Mouse
Brushing
From: rickydwyman on 2/18/2006
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Subj: Dentist
Tells Woman Of Cavity (S317b)
From: Joke-of-the-day.com on 2/24/2003
This woman goes into a dentist's
office, after he is
through examining her he says
"I am sorry to tell you this,
but I am going to have to drill
that tooth."
The woman then says "Ooooohhhh, I'd rather have a baby!"
To which the dentist replies
"Make up your mind, I have
to adjust the chair."
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Subj: A Riddle
(S129b, S382)
From: humorlist-digest V2 #99 on 98-04-21
I dig out tiny caves, and store
gold and silver in them. I
also build bridges of silver
and make crowns of gold. They
are the smallest you could imagine.
Sooner or later every-
body needs my help, yet many
people are afraid to let me
help them. Who am I?
Answer backwards: tsitneD A
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Subj: Buddist
Has Root Canal (S261)
From: KMacinty on 7/22/99
and
From: jdillow on 1/28/2002
Did you hear about the Buddhist
who refused his dentist's
Novocain during root canal work?
He wanted to transcend
dental medication.
Gil: What time do most people
go to the denstist?
Jill: I don't know. What time?
Gil: At tooth-hurty!
An old statute in Flint, MI,
compels dentists to offer a
“slug of whiskey with no additional
charge to said patient.”
From: ICohen on 3/13/2001 (S215)
Dentists recommend that a toothbrush
be kept at least 6
feet away from a toilet to avoid
airborne particles resulting
from the flush.
From: LABLaughsClean on 11/25/2004
(S410b in epitaphs)
At: The New York Times
Stranger, tread this ground
with gravity
Dentist Brown is filling his
his cavity
Q: What time is it when a chinaman
goes to the dentist?
A: Tooth Hurtee
Neal's Nasty Free Filthy Daily Dirty
Joke For 3/14/97
Q: What do you call a gay dentist?
A: A tooth fairy.
From: szalay on 1/30/2003 (S313b)
Q: Where was the toothbrush
invented?
A: Arkansas. If it were
invented anywhere else,
it would have been
called a teethbrush.
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