Keep Your Teeth For Life
Enter a world where losing a tooth sparks thrilling adventures for the Tooth Fairy and her Toothkin friends. Ages 5-9
Christmas Tooth is s story of a little boy who loses his tooth on Christmas eve and then wonders if the Tooth Fairy and Santa will meet. Find out if they meet and if his dreams really do come true.
Toothland answers the age -old question where do lost teeth go? The story of how the Toothkins came to be. It is their home and the home of the Tooth Fairy. This magical story unfolds as you follow the Tooth Fairy response to the tooth that is calling. You will meet the Toothkin charatcters and find out how they love to dance and sing about dental hygiene .
Halloween Tooth is about a little boy who loses his tooth and wonders if the Tooth Fairy will come on the scariest night. The Tooth Fairy always comes when a tooth is calling. Excited at the thought of Halloween, you'll witness the Tooth Fairy trying to find the right costume as she searches for the tooth . Will she been seen? One thing is for sure she does not give up easily.
Toothkins: 'The Dentist Is Your Friend', is a story about a first dental visit and what happens inside the office. Wiglee Toothkin graduates from the School of Floss and goes on an adventure to visit the dentist. Meet Dr. Smiles A-Lot and Wiglee's dental tool friends. Discover the important jobs they have. This story helps ease the fear of your first dental visit and teaches that the dentist is a friend.
"I bought this book for my neighbors kids and they loved it. They want to read it all the time. They carry it around with them in hopes of someone new reading it to them They like to share it with everyone because they love it so much. And the cute thing about it is every time they're read the book they act like they don't know what's going to happen and seem surprised. It's adorable. Don't pass up on this one. It's a great gift and your kids will LOVE IT!!!"
Toothland: Home of the Toothkins" by Christine LaSpina has become an instant favorite among my first-grade students, captivating their imaginations with its enchanting tale and lovable characters.
As a teacher, finding books that engage and educate young minds is paramount, and "Toothland" accomplishes this beautifully. From the moment we opened the book, the vibrant illustrations drew my students in, setting the stage for a magical adventure in a land where teeth reign supreme.
As an educator, I appreciate the book's ability to reinforce concepts we discuss in the classroom in a fun and engaging way. It has sparked an interest in oral hygiene among my students, leading to lively discussions about their dental habits and encouraging them to take better care of their teeth.
I highly recommend it to fellow educators and parents looking for a charming story that promotes healthy habits and encourages imagination. We eagerly anticipate future adventures from this charming series!

"I have been trying fun things to help desensitize my daughter from the fear of the dentist. I bought this book as a follow up from another book from this author called A Christmas Tooth because she enjoyed the first book so much. Now I am reading her this one and she absolutely loves it just as much and asks me when I am getting her the next one! Anyway, great children’s book. Thanks"
Dental Facts
First Dental Visit: It's recommended to take children to the dentist for their first checkup after the first tooth appears or by the time they turn 1. Early visits help establish good oral habits and monitor dental development.

Fluoridation Benefits: Fluoride plays a crucial role in children's dental health by strengthening tooth enamel and preventing cavities. Fluoride is a natural mineral that helps prevent cavities in children and adults by making teeth more resistant to acid attacks that cause decay. Fluoride has been proven safe and effective, reducing tooth decay by about 25% in children and adults.

Recommended Brushing Habits:
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Infant's (Birth to First Tooth): Gently wipe the baby's gums with a clean, damp washcloth or gauze after each feeding.​
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Toddlers (1 to 3 Years Old): Brush the child's teeth twice a day using a baby toothbrush with a smear of fluoride toothpaste (about the size of a grain of rice).​
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Preschoolers (3 to 5 Years Old): Brush twice daily with a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste, supervising to ensure thorough cleaning.



Role of Diet in Oral Health: The consumption of sugars has been associated with an increased risk of developing dental caries (cavities). Limiting sugary snacks and drinks can significantly reduce this risk
