Dated a dentist or hygienist?

Has anyone dated or attempted to date someone (in part) due to their profession in the dental field? If so, how did you meet? At the dental office, online, or by chance? I have dated two hygienists.. once in college and once a few years ago. Unfortunately did not date either too serious. I feel as if I could find one I really like, it would be a great prize, as they could be the one to work on me!

Also, if a potential partner had a lot of fillings, would this earn him/her some brownie points? Would you choose to be with someone if they had zero fillings, did not frequent the dentist, or did not work in the dental office?

I guess my question is, how does this fetish impact your relationship life?

Although we weren't dating so to speak...... my friend was a dental assistant. My how I loved to hear about "assistant talk" but yes I wished she had been my dental assistant,

Weirdly , although I have a dental fetish I'm not sure I could date a dentist .

My weird kink is so private to me I'd prob be utterly ashamed admitting it to someone I wanted a renationship with.

It's hard to explain , I guess I want that side sepparate . I've never wanted to even tell a boyfriend I like this . My first time admitting was by finding this place and sharing . I think I'd feel weird with a dental professional as a boyfriend as he would see dentistry so much different to me I'm sure .

I did go out with a girl when in my teens who did some part time work with a dentist. Apparently he was a family friend or something and that was how she got the job. However, she enjoyed the work but left it when she went to university.

I remember her telling me of one drunken sailor who came to the practice and required urgent treatment. The guy groped her boobs when he was being anesthetised. I was a bit annoyed about that. I suppose I was a bit possessive at the time. 😃

Thought about maybe if i wiil go to a university with dentistry studies i could find a girlfriend or something, but no all university has this kind of medical school unfourtuntly :\

but i need to trust my girlfriend to tell her about my fetish.. only few know about it.. so it can be a little bit complicated

Thought about maybe if i wiil go to a university with dentistry studies i could find a girlfriend or something, but no all university has this kind of medical school unfourtuntly :\

but i need to trust my girlfriend to tell her about my fetish.. only few know about it.. so it can be a little bit complicated

Having a dental fetish is EASY to talk about to anybody.

It is orders of magnitude easier to talk about to your friends than telling them you have an enema fetish or you like to play with catheters or fancy dildo nozzles.

Having a dental fetish is EASY to talk about to anybody.

It is orders of magnitude easier to talk about to your friends than telling them you have an enema fetish or you like to play with catheters or fancy dildo nozzles.

its hard to talk about any fetish i think, but not all the people love teeth as we do

so it is a bit awkwared

My wife has worked on and off as front desk staff for the last five years. When things slow down at her primary job she works with an older dentist in a solo practice. The office is a blast from the past, 70's era equipment all over the place. The Dentist himself is an older gentleman but is not someone I trust to work on my teeth. My wife feels the same way about him.

There's no real stories to tell about it unfortunately. She goes in at night after all the patients have left and calls the next day appointments, does the billing, sends out appointment reminder cards and locks up. It's just a nice little part time job for her.

its hard to talk about any fetish i think, but not all the people love teeth as we do

so it is a bit awkwared

My father in law is a periodontist and mother in law is an oral pathologist. I know my husband for about 35 years (since sixth grade) and have been having dinner at their house as childhood friends and as their daughter-in law for 35 years.

What do you think has been the topic of many dinner conversations for all those years????? Dentistry, surgery and pathology. That's probably why my husband went into business instead of following in their footsteps. Meanwhile, I learned a lot from them.

It's really easy to talk about dentistry to your friends unless you end every sentence with "that tooth made me so hot," "got me hard," " made me get wet" or "I had to jerk off after seeing that tooth."

My father in law is a periodontist and mother in law is an oral pathologist. I know my husband for about 35 years (since sixth grade) and have been having dinner at their house as childhood friends and as their daughter-in law for 35 years.

What do you think has been the topic of many dinner conversations for all those years????? Dentistry, surgery and pathology.

I won't speak for everyone here but I'd say that normal dinner table conversation for most people here doesn't revolve around Dentistry, surgery or pathology. You've been afforded a comfort some of us have never known.

I would also go out on a limb and say that most people wouldn't discuss with the vanilla people in their life their self pleasure rituals when they see a nice set of choppers or a particularly attractive filling.

Talking about it with others isn't as easy as you seem to think it is. I know that if I tried to hold an open discussion about my dental fetish with some of the friends I have their opinion of me would change and probably not in a favorable way. I think it's fine for someone to say I really like going to the dentist but even then that isn't really a conversation hook that people will feed into in a way that will satisfy the itch to talk about this with someone in person.

Not everyone here is confident enough or able to share on the level you are. Just something to keep in mind.

I'm having a hard time understanding what aspect of dentistry you find hard to discuss. My father in law sees people on TV and comments on their teeth. "Oh, those are chicklets", "those teeth look so fake, they are whiter than the paper in my printer," "look at her/his uneven gumline when he/she smiles", Julia Roberts has a gummy smile on her upper premolars and molars when viewed from the side," . . . the critiques go on and on. Even I do it sometimes because I have been conditioned.

@SwitchableSusie its not what i meant!

i can sit with my family and say " oh what a nice teeth" but its not my fetish. i cant say to them that i think it is sexy or something else as you described.

talking about any dentistry subject isnt like taking about your fetish, for my opinion

Well for me at least I avoid any discussion about teeth and dentistry in the real world because it is a weird fetish to me and discussing it randomly actually gives me anxiety . Hence joining this site to be among those who at least understand .

When people bring up that they need to go to the dentist or have just been etc I change the subject , because it makes me squirm .

It's weird that this is being argued about on here like one person or another knows best about how people handle these feelings they are perhaps not so comfortable with . It's an individual thing and I'd certainly never be as bold or naive to presume how easy anything is for any person to talk about .

@SwitchableSusie its not what i meant!

i can sit with my family and say " oh what a nice teeth" but its not my fetish. i cant say to them that i think it is sexy or something else as you described.

talking about any dentistry subject isnt like taking about your fetish, for my opinion

Oh no mon frère.

There are definitely some incisor tooth arrangements, especially on women, often young good looking women, that is sexy, feminine and just plain gorgeous compared to teeth that are worn with flat biting edges or sharp angles from night-time bruxism.

Oh no mon frère.

There are definitely some incisor tooth arrangements, especially on women, often young good looking women, that is sexy, feminine and just plain gorgeous compared to teeth that are worn with flat biting edges or sharp angles from night-time bruxism.

SwitchableSusie, do you have any links to pictures of what you are talking about? I'm just curious.

SwitchableSusie, do you have any links to pictures of what you are talking about? I'm just curious.

No, I don't, but I will search the internet if you give me a few days.

No, I don't, but I will search the internet if you give me a few days.

SwitchableSusie, you bet. I've never heard of this before and I'll like seeing what you are talking about.

Thanks.

OK, I went into my "gorgeous women" archives:

do a google search for IMAGES of these women

look for facial close-ups

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Women with pretty teeth I would fuck:

Heidi Klum

Amanda Heard

Rebecca Romijn Stamos

Jill Wagner

Nina Agdal

Ronda Rousey

Amy Smart

Julia Louis Dreyfus

Amy Adams

Kimberly Garner

Anne Hathaway

Margot Robbie

Lake Bell

Natalie Portman

Alice Eve

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Women with more worn teeth I would still fuck:

Bar Rafaeli

Eva Mendez

Poppy Mongomery

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do a google search for "worn teeth" to see what average or bad teeth look like.

Julia Louie Dreyfus and Margot Robbie definitely have some drop dead gorgeous teeth.

@SwitchableSusie I think your post actually highlights the gap in our lines of thought perfectly. You'd want to fuck them, I'd want to be in a position where I could give them a dental exam and explore every crevice of their beautiful mouths. See if there were any restorations or cosmetic work done, assess the general health of their mouths and just generally enjoy what's hiding way in the back that no one ever gets to see in pictures. That's where the fetish aspects come in for me at least hence why it's kind of hard to have casual conversation about teeth. Saying "I'd love to give her a nice dental exam" might not go over too well in mixed company.

SwitchableSusie, if these are the women that you would fuck,

Women with pretty teeth I would fuck:

, then we have a lot in common.

I see what you mean. Thank you.

Cedar

I actually dated an orthodontist at one point. And yes, part of it was because of my dental fetish. But at the same time, he was an attractive and polite man. Being a dental professional myself, which part of that career choice was because of my fetish *blush* (I know it's wrong of me, but that's not the main reason I do what I do), it never ceases to amaze me how many people flirt with me both in and out of the office.

Did they bite? Wait, some might like that. I don’t bite. Speaking from the other side of the chair, I’ve never “dated” anyone that was interested in me because of my occupation. However, I can’t say that I haven’t received advances.