Learn how to draw a great looking Dentist with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Dentist.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Dentist
How to Draw a Great Looking Dentist for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin by drawing the cartoon character's eyes. Use a series of curved lines to outline the rounded squares. Shade a large circle within each eye to form the pupil. Then, use curved lines to contour the eyelids and nose.
Easy Dentist Drawing - Step 2
2. Use curved lines to begin sketching the hair, to outline the ears, cheeks, and chin, and to detail the inside of the ears, the smiling mouth, and the lower lip.
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Easy Dentist Drawing - Step 3
3. Draw a circle within a circle above the face. This is the head mirror, which dentists and doctors often used in the past to reflect light into the patient's mouth. Draw curved rectangles on each side of the circle to indicate the headband. Use curved lines to draw the eyebrows and continue the hair.
Easy Dentist Drawing - Step 4
4. Finish enclosing the hair with curved lines, and begin to sketch the ponytail. Extend Curved lines below the head to outline the neck and the opening of the lab coat. Draw a curved line between these lines, and use additional curved lines to outline the triangular shapes of the collar.
Easy Dentist Drawing - Step 5
5. Use pairs of curved lines to outline the upper and lower arms. Use additional curved lines to sketch the hand and fingers.
Easy Dentist Drawing - Step 6
6. Outline the dentist's tool, using curved lines that double back upon themselves. Contour the tool with additional curved lines, and begin to sketch the remaining arm.
Easy Dentist Drawing - Step 7
7. Use overlapping curved lines to sketch the remaining hand and fingers. Then, draw the mouth mirror. use a curved line to enclose the handle, and extend another line from it. Draw an oval at the top.
Add More Details to Your Dentist Picture - Step 8
8. Use curved lines to sketch the rest of the arm, the torso, and the bottom of the lab coat. Draw round buttons on the front of the coat. Then, draw two short lines below it and connect them with a longer line. This is the dentist's skirt.
Complete the Outline of Your Dentist Drawing - Step 9
9. Enclose the legs and feet by extending long curved lines and doubling them back upon themselves. Draw a curved line across the top of each foot to indicate the shoes. Finally, draw a long curved line from the base of the dentist's tool to indicate a cord or hose.
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Learn More About The Dentist Drawing
Dentistry is the branch of medicine concerned with the health of the mouth. Dentists work hard to prevent, diagnose, and treat conditions of the teeth and gums.
Dentistry has been practiced in various forms for centuries. Did you know? The first dentists were barbers - professionals who cut hair.
In the Middle Ages, it just made sense that the guy who trimmed your beard also took care of extracting your aching tooth while he was at it.
Along with doctors, dentists are responsible for keeping people healthy. You can go to the dentist if you get a toothache, or you can go on a regular basis to keep your mouth and teeth healthy.
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Do you have a dentist in your family or would you just like to draw a cartoon dentist? Open wide and say "Ah," it's time to go to the dentist!
If you liked this drawing tutorial, see also the following guides: Mouth and Tongue drawing, Doctor drawing, and Tooth drawing.
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