The Fair Dentist

The Fair Dentist is a silent comedy film directed by George Loane Tucker. It features a story about three men, Claude Marlow, Eugene Wilson, and Fred Strong, who attempt to charm women but encounter difficulty with the arrival of Edith Morton, the new dentist.

As a lost film, The Fair Dentist represents a significant piece of early cinema history. Although the film itself cannot be viewed, its existence contributes to understanding the evolution of film narratives and character dynamics in the comedy genre during the silent film era. The involvement of Mary Pickford, a prominent figure in early Hollywood, adds to its historical interest.