In Ten Common Sitcoms

Likely to the dentist is definately not a humorous experience, but somehow the most effective sitcoms have maintained to locate hilarity in periods in regards to the tooth doctor. Here are five of the best reveals in which a regular character visits, or in one situation claims to see, a dentist or orthodontist.

The Master of Queens

In a episode cleverly called "Two Thirty" Doug (played by Kevin James) is having a origin canal, but what hurts him a lot more is discovering that Carrie (played by when had an enormous break on the dentist.

Seinfeld

The name character in "The Yada Yada" episode sees adult magazines in the waiting room of orthodontist Tim Watley, who in a later episode attracts Elaine (played by Julie Louis Dreyfus) to the Super Bowl.

Committed With Young ones

"Enamel or Consequences" may be the name as Al (played by Edward O'Neill) activities an insufferable toothache, making him to see Marcie's dentist.

The Flintstones

In order to prevent a dental statement in "Nuttin'But The  orthodontist Henderson Enamel" Fred chooses to acquire Barney's tender tooth himself. After failing at the duty and making Barney hanging over Bedrock, Fred takes him to veterinarian in place of a dentist.

New King

Visitor celebrity William Shatner looks in this episode called "Eye Enamel" concerning the inhalation of funny gas at the dentist.

Complete House

Heart child Stephanie (played by Jodi Sweetin) gets her first hole, but she is afraid to see the dentist.

Mash

Even though he herself is just a surgeon, Charles Emerson Winchester (played by Mark Ogden Stiers) is fearful of having a tooth medical practitioner to ease a nagging ache in his molar.

Brady Number

Scott (played by Robert Reed) and Carol (played by Florence Henderson)are astonished that oldest child Marcia (played by Maureen McCormick) loves going to the dentist, until they discover that she has developed a break on him in a episode named "Enjoy and th Older Man."

The Office

Dwight Schrute (played by Raian Wilson) claims he must keep the Dunder Mifflin office for a dentist visit when in fact he is protecting up an offense committed by Angela. Comedy develops in "TheCoup" when Jordan (played by Steve Carrel) tries to catch Dwight in the lie.

Malcolm In The Heart

Hal's (played by Bryan Cranston) friendship is tested when he needs dental work, just to own Trey cost him $2000 for the surgery. The episode is correctly called "Hal's Dentist."