Books with title Daniel Goes to the Dentist

Going to the dentist can cause a little anxiety whether it's your first visit or your twentieth! However, it's important to remember that despite the masks and strange tools, they are there to keep us all healthy. Jack is growing up and is able to do more things for himself, but sometimes remembering to do all of the good, healthy habits is difficult. When Jack forgets to brush his teeth a few too many times, his tooth begins to ache. While he is initially scared about his first trip to the dentist and what will happen, when he meets the friendly dentist his fears are allayed. Jack learns healthy brushing and flossing habits and heads home, balloon in hand, and with his first lost tooth to show off to Dad and brother Owen.

Vera's back and on the run again-this time from the dentist!-in this playful addition to an ever-charming series."Open, please," said Dr. Knoll.Vera opened her mouth again. Suddenly she saw a whirring machine on a long handle coming closer and closer. It sputtered pink flecks.Vera shut her mouth tightly.When Vera goes to the dentist for a checkup, she wears her favorite cowgirl skirt since it always makes her feel brave. But not even her special skirt prepares her for the whir of the tooth-cleaning machine, and Vera's off and running before Dr. Knoll knows what's happened!A trip to the dentist can often be scary for young children. With charm and subtlety, Vera Rosenberry takes the fear out of this new experience and proves that a little reassurance goes a long way.

Melvin Goes To The Dentist is a story for children with special needs and anxieties. It clearly outlines the main events when going to the dentist for the first time to take some of the anxiety and uncertainty out of this new experience. This story has customizable sections to help insert a variety of special needs circumstances to help kids feel connected to the story. Parental guides are filtered throughout the story to give ideas and inspiration to finding solutions to common problems associated with the fear of a new experience.

This wonderfully interactive story for young readers lets them read along with the story, find fun elements in the scenes, and solve puzzles all while learning about new - and sometimes scary - experiences. Children can later fill in the certificate at the end to show friends and family they completed this experience themselves! Part of Parragon's First Experiences series, young children will love the opportunity to make going to the dentist more fun.