An easing of children's fears about going to the dentist by imagining dinosaur dental hygiene— Includes eleven dinosaurs and dental health terms, and a glossary of dinosaur facts.
What if a brachiosaurus needed braces? If a tyrannosaurus used toothpaste, would it squash the tube? A young child on the way to a dental checkup wonders if dinosaurs ever had cavities and if they had to brush their teeth, floss, get braces, and use fluoride or mouthwash.
This whimsical picture book takes an imaginative, humorous look at dinosaurs' dental health and eases children's fears about going to the dentist, while cleverly encouraging them to take care of their own teeth.
Included are eleven dinosaurs and common terms related to dental and oral health, along with a glossary of name pronunciations and fun, scientific facts about each dinosaur.
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Patrick O'Donnell is a writer and children's book author who lives in Boyertown, Pennsylvania, with his two sons. Erik Mehlen is an illustrator who has received awards from the Society of Illustrators. He lives in San Antonio, Texas.
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