Books with title Daniel Goes to the Dentist

Dinosaurs love to go on adventures, even in places readers may not expect. A trip to the dentist may not sound like much fun, but theres a lot to explore once these dinosaurs get inside the dentists office. From brushing before going to the office, reading in the waiting room, and chatting with the dental hygienist, this book takes beginning readers on a fun journey through a typical visit to the dentist. There even might be a treat for this little dino for being a good sport while in the dentists chair.

My name is Mylo.Everyone knows I complain too much, but I did have a bad day the other day.That morning, I forgot my homework at home, and then, coming home from school, I lost a tooth!I’m NOT complaining, just explaining!Mylo doesn’t mean to complain—but sometimes, he just can’t help it! In this book, Mylo goes through the experience of losing his first tooth, getting money from the tooth fairy, visiting the dentist, and learning how to take care of his teeth. Although Mylo is nervous about his dentist visit, he finds out that the dentist is nothing to be afraid of.Follow Mylo as he journeys through the everyday milestones that are part of growing up while learning to complain less. But, then again, he’s “NOT complaining, just explaining!”

Ava Goes To The Dentist is a book about a child with autism who visits the dentist for the first time. This is the first of a series of the Ava Goes...books. This and all of the books to follow are from a child's point of view. Ava Goes To The Dentist explains the process from beginning to end about what a trip to the dentist looks like. Children with autism are often presented with "social stories" to familiarize them with new experiences. This book includes a resource page for parents to support them as they advocate for their child with special needs. A portion of the authors royalties from the original sale of this book are going to the UC Davis MIND Institute and Stanford Universities Autism and Developmental Disorders Research Program for the respective continued research in autism.

Oh no! Lindsey is the last one in her second grade class to still have baby front teeth and the school's Thanksgiving play is this week! She cannot be the only one in the play with her baby front teeth! Lindsey is tired of Brett picking on her, so Mom suggests they go to the dentist. Lindsey isn't sure if that's a good idea, what will the dentist do? Will she lose her teeth in time?