The Tooth Book: For Children to Enjoy Learning about Teeth, Cavities, and Other Dental Health Facts (The Bewildering Body)
About
The Silliest Book Youll Read About Teeth!A few months ago, Booth lost a tooth. But what if, instead of a new tooth, another T item pops out?Before you turn the page, have your child make a guess! Will it actually be a tooth or something else?Later, your child will learn all about the 5 different type of teeth, the order they come out, cavities, fillings and crowns, and how to best keep them nice and healthy!Remember, brush often and if you feel something strange with your teethtell a parent and see a dentist!
Why it’s great
What if, instead of a new tooth, something completely different popped out? This playfully silly picture book keeps kids guessing before teaching them everything they need to know: the five types of teeth, the order they emerge, what cavities are, how fillings work, and the best ways to keep a healthy smile. It turns dental education into a game that both kids and dentists would love to read together.
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