Brush, Floss, and Rinse: Caring for Your Teeth and Gums (How to Be Healthy!) Amanda Doering Tourville Picture Window Books, 2008 Its important to take care of your teeth. Flossing and brushing should be part of your every day routine. What are some other ways to keep your teeth healthy?             Hello Reader: Make Your Way For Tooth Decay (Level 3) Bobbi Katz Cartwheel, 2002 Meet your guests. / We're called bacteria. / Your mouth is our cafeteria.In this witty, easy-to-read story, children learn what bacteria is, how it causes tooth decay, and how they can fight against it. Told from the point of view of the bacteria, the fact-filled, rhyming text shows dentists, in a non-threatening way, as they help youngsters guard against tooth decay. The bright, energetic ...             Brush Your Teeth Please Pop-Up14 reviews Reader's Digest Reader's Digest, 1993 Fun Book + My little patients love this book. We didn't have a problem so much with brushing teeth as we did technique, brushing front, back, etc. This book has each animal brushing a different part of their mouth with flossing. Great for teaching about brushing teeth.             What to Expect When You Go to the Dentist (What to Expect Kids)3 reviews Heidi Murkoff HarperFestival, 2002 I'm Surprised How Much My 2-Yr Old Loves It! + book for easing dentist anxiety My daughter loves this book,and I'm not exactly sure why. Maybe it's the doggy on all the pages. Maybe it's the subject matter (she DOES love brushing her teeth). Lately, she's been requesting it as her bedtime story. I've just been reading the cartoons and talking about the pictures, because it ...             Take Care Of Your Teeth (Rookie Read-About Health)1 review Don L. Curry Children's Press (CT), 2005 Great for ESOL students! This book is great for teaching beginning ESOL students about their teeth. It provides them with clear information and reasons why teeth need to be cared for. Many refugees have trouble because of lack of good food, calcium, and ability to provide daily dental care. This book can help bridge the ...             Loose Tooth (Healthy Teeth) (Pebble Plus Healthy Teeth) Mari Schuh Capstone Press, 2008 Simple text and photographs present information about having a loose tooth, including how it feels and how to take care of all teeth properly.             Brushing My Teeth!1 review DK Publishing DK Preschool, 2007 Good photos but no storyline Written as a "how to" but could have been better as a story to help kids relate better to why they should brush. For photos it's a cute book, for story there's not so much.             A Visit to the Dentist (Little Bill)2 reviews Eleanor Fremont Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2002 Great book for a first-time dentist visit + A great book for that first dentist visit This is a must read for any child who will be visiting the dentist for the first time. Out of all the books I surveyed, (most of them are about children loosing their teeth), this hit the mark in addressing the anxiety a child feels. While Little Bill may have some fears of his own, he gets over ...             No More Gunk & OUCH! Sunburn5 reviews Donna J Shepherd Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc, 2008 Book Trailer for No More Gunk & Ouch! Sunburn + Help for Gunky teeth and summer sunburn + Stories for Children Magazine 5 Star Review + A Valuable Mixture of FUN and Practical + Lots of Fun and Two for One!             The Tooth Book: A Guide to Healthy Teeth and Gums1 review Edward Miller Holiday House, 2008 A+ of a book!!!!!!!!!!! This is a great book. It is well written and the pictures are great! I would recommed this book to the teachers that teach dental health.             I Know Why I Brush My Teeth (Sam's Science)1 review Kate Rowan Walker Books Ltd, 2000 I Know Why I Brush My Teeth This book tells about your teeth, and to brush and keep them clean. An excellent, rather a "wordy" book about teeth - lots of facts included. Contains color illustrations and I would recommend this one to K through the 4th grade. Also recommended reading for parents and teachers.             Show Me Your Smile!: A Visit to the Dentist (Dora the Explorer (8x8))18 reviews Christine Ricci Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2005 Dora has it down! + Bought at 2 - used it at 3 + Show me your smile + School nurse loves this book! + My daughter could wait to go to the dentist             The Berenstain Bears Visit the Dentist (First Time Books(R))8 reviews Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain Random House Books for Young Readers, 1981 Great, great book to read before taking a child to the dentist for the first time! + Good deal + Wonderful! + More than excellent + Another great book!             I Know Why I Brush My Teeth (Sam's Science)1 review Kate Rowan Walker Books Ltd, 2000 I Know Why I Brush My Teeth This book tells about your teeth, and to brush and keep them clean. An excellent, rather a "wordy" book about teeth - lots of facts included. Contains color illustrations and I would recommend this one to K through the 4th grade. Also recommended reading for parents and teachers.             A Visit to the Dentist (Little Bill)2 reviews Eleanor Fremont Simon Spotlight/Nickelodeon, 2002 Great book for a first-time dentist visit + A great book for that first dentist visit This is a must read for any child who will be visiting the dentist for the first time. Out of all the books I surveyed, (most of them are about children loosing their teeth), this hit the mark in addressing the anxiety a child feels. While Little Bill may have some fears of his own, he gets over ...             Hello Reader: Make Your Way For Tooth Decay (Level 3) Bobbi Katz Cartwheel, 2002 Meet your guests. / We're called bacteria. / Your mouth is our cafeteria.In this witty, easy-to-read story, children learn what bacteria is, how it causes tooth decay, and how they can fight against it. Told from the point of view of the bacteria, the fact-filled, rhyming text shows dentists, in a non-threatening way, as they help youngsters guard against tooth decay. The bright, energetic ...             Brush, Floss, and Rinse: Caring for Your Teeth and Gums (How to Be Healthy!) Amanda Doering Tourville Picture Window Books, 2008 Its important to take care of your teeth. Flossing and brushing should be part of your every day routine. What are some other ways to keep your teeth healthy?             No More Gunk & OUCH! Sunburn5 reviews Donna J Shepherd Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc, 2008 Book Trailer for No More Gunk & Ouch! Sunburn + Help for Gunky teeth and summer sunburn + Stories for Children Magazine 5 Star Review + A Valuable Mixture of FUN and Practical + Lots of Fun and Two for One!             Brush Your Teeth Please Pop-Up14 reviews Reader's Digest Reader's Digest, 1993 Fun Book + My little patients love this book. We didn't have a problem so much with brushing teeth as we did technique, brushing front, back, etc. This book has each animal brushing a different part of their mouth with flossing. Great for teaching about brushing teeth.             Loose Tooth (Healthy Teeth) (Pebble Plus Healthy Teeth) Mari Schuh Capstone Press, 2008 Simple text and photographs present information about having a loose tooth, including how it feels and how to take care of all teeth properly.