The Dentist 🤍 🖨️
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Category:Physical Comedy & Slapstick
Category:Gross-Out Humor
Props:Chair, dental tools (can be mimed or use silly substitutes like pliers, saw, etc.)
Notes:The Dentist should be overly cheerful while the Patient should be increasingly terrified. Exaggerate the sounds and actions for comedic effect. This skit plays on common dental fears.

([Dentist] stands cheerfully next to a chair. [Patient] enters nervously.)

[Dentist:] (brightly) Hello! Welcome to my dental office! Come, sit down!

[Patient:] (hesitantly) Hi, Doctor. I'm a little nervous about this...

[Dentist:] Nervous? There's nothing to be nervous about! I LOVE teeth! Please, have a seat!

([Patient] sits in chair reluctantly.)

[Dentist:] Now, open wide and say "Ahhhhh!"

[Patient:] Ahhhhh...

([Dentist] leans in close, peering into [Patient]'s mouth.)

[Dentist:] Hmm... yes... I see... very interesting...

[Patient:] (muffled, mouth still open) Ish evvyfing okay?

[Dentist:] Oh yes! You have a lovely set of teeth! But I do see a small cavity.

[Patient:] (closing mouth) A cavity? Is it bad?

[Dentist:] Nothing I can't fix! Let me get my drill!

([Dentist] pulls out a large, obviously fake drill or makes exaggerated drill sounds.)

[Dentist:] BRRRRRRR! BRRRRRRR!

[Patient:] (alarmed) That's a very BIG drill!

[Dentist:] (cheerfully) Oh, this is my SMALL drill! You should see the big one!

[Patient:] (nervously) Maybe I don't need the cavity filled today...

[Dentist:] Nonsense! Open up! This will only take a second!

([Patient] reluctantly opens mouth. [Dentist] starts "drilling" - making loud noises.)

[Dentist:] BRRRRRRRR! BRRRRRRRR!

([Patient] makes pained, muffled sounds.)

[Dentist:] (shouting over drill sounds) SO! WHAT DO YOU DO FOR A LIVING?

[Patient:] (muffled, mouth full) MMMMPH!

[Dentist:] THAT'S NICE! I USED TO DO THAT TOO!

([Dentist] stops drilling.)

[Dentist:] Almost done! I just need to use the water pick!

([Dentist] makes spraying sounds while miming spraying water into [Patient]'s mouth. [Patient] sputters and gags.)

[Dentist:] Whoops! Sorry! Too much water! Let me suction that out!

([Dentist] makes loud vacuuming sounds. [Patient]'s cheeks puff out comically as if being suctioned.)

[Patient:] (gagging) MMMMPH!

[Dentist:] (removing suction) All done! That wasn't so bad, was it?

([Patient] spits comically, catching breath.)

[Patient:] (weakly) Is it... over?

[Dentist:] (brightly) Over? That was just the cavity! Now we need to do your cleaning!

[Patient:] Cleaning?!

[Dentist:] And then X-rays! And I think I see another cavity on the other side!

([Patient] jumps out of chair.)

[Patient:] You know what? My tooth feels MUCH better now! All healed! Goodbye!

([Patient] runs offstage.)

[Dentist:] (calling after) Don't forget to floss! And come back in six months!

([Dentist] looks at tools, shrugs.)

[Dentist:] (to audience) I don't understand why people are afraid of the dentist!

(Freeze. Blackout.)