Backstory:
Dental Implementation was born out of a dentist’s waiting room in the small town of Colgate, Oklahoma. The lead singer, Tom “Tooth” Thompson, was a dental hygienist with a love for music, who often sang to his patients to calm their nerves. One day, Tooth was overheard by Jeremy “Drill” Daniels, an oral surgeon with a secret talent for songwriting. Intrigued by Tooth’s unique voice and charisma, Drill proposed a musical collaboration, and Dental Implementation was born. They quickly recruited Tooth’s receptionist, Carol “Cavity” Carson on bass, and Drill’s anesthesiologist, Mike “Molar” Miller on drums, and they began writing songs inspired by their day jobs, turning the often-feared dental visit into a joyous musical exploration.
Genre:
Dental Implementation identifies their musical genre as a unique blend of Punk-Rock and Dental Pop.
Title:
Their hit song is called “Root Canal Romance”.
Full song lyrics:
Verse 1:
[Am] “I saw her sitting in the [G] waiting room,
[Am] Her eyes as captivating as a [G] dental bloom.
[Am] She’s got a smile that could light up a [G] tomb,
[F] And I’m just a dentist, [E] sweeping with my broom.”
Chorus:
[Am] “It’s a root canal romance, [G] baby don’t you see,
[Am] You’re the crown I’ve been waiting for, [G] you’re perfect for me.
[F] I’ll clean your cavities, make your enamel [E] gleam,
[Am] It’s a root canal romance, [G] you’re my dental dream.”
Verse 2:
[Am] “She’s got teeth as white as [G] porcelain,
[Am] A laugh that could make a hygienist [G] grin.
[Am] Love is the floss that ties us, [G] thin,
[F] And our love story is just [E] begin.”
(Repeat Chorus)
Fan Testimonial:
Dental Implementation’s biggest fan is Molly “Mouth” Martin. Molly discovered Dental Implementation during a rough patch in her life when she was struggling with a severe toothache. She stumbled upon their music video for “Root Canal Romance” and immediately fell in love with their unique, catchy tunes and relatable lyrics. Molly states, “Dental Implementation isn’t just a band, they’re a community. When I listen to their music, I feel understood and comforted. They turned my dental dread into a dental delight. They’re more than my favorite band; they’re like my second family.”