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Brush Your Teeth!
By Katie Marsico

This read promotes the healthy habit of caring for your teeth. Readers will be engaged by pictures and text.

The Tooth Book
By Edward Miller

This book explores the importance of caring for your teeth and gums and visiting the dentist. As a bonus, this book also includes tooth history and lore. The colorful pictures will keep young readers interested.

Dentists
By Quinn Arnold

A description of dentists and what they do. Written for the understanding of kindergartners.

Visit the Dentist!
By Katie Marsico

Explains what happens at a dental exam.

Whose Gadgets are These?
By Amanda Doering

Each page gives a clue about a community helper occupation. Can you guess whose tools these are?

Floss Your Teeth!
By Katie Marsico

This book promotes the healthy habit of flossing teeth.

Why We Go to the Dentist
By Rosalyn Clark

Explains why going to the dentist is important for our teeth.

ABC Dentist
By Harriet Ziefert

Goes through a dentist visit in a fun ABC format.

Handy Health Guide to Your Teeth
By Alvin Silverstein

Covers how to care for your teeth and different diseases that can affect your mouth.
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