"Alan is very scary. He says things like 'I'm big, scary Alan! Fear my razor-sharp teeth!' But all is not as it seems. Alan, you see, has a very BIG (not-so-scary) secret" -- Front jacket flap.

Bear's friends help him understand about losing teeth.

"Baby has a new tooth. It's good for all kinds of things: chewing, biting ... and don't forget brushing"-- Provided by publisher.

When Puppy's tooth comes out and he loses it, he figures out a way to get treats from the Tooth Fairy anyway.

"Why do some people wear braces? How do braces work? Questions such as these are answered in this accessible text, which explains this common part of growing up in a creative way. It resonates with those who already wear braces and prepares those who may be nervous about having to wear braces. Illustrated characters, such as "Millie Molar" and "Bertie Bracket" are fun and friendly faces used to explain the basics of braces and encourage empathy toward...

When his cousin Opal loses a tooth during a visit, Puddle dresses as the Tooth Fairy so that Opal's hope of receiving a shiny quarter will not be disappointed.

Wanda Witch is annoyed by her wobbly fang until she learns about the Fang Fairy, who will bring a surprise when the fang falls out, and then she decides to use magic to lose all of her fangs at once.

"Little Croc's been crunching, snip, snap, Snip! How will she clean her teeth?" -- Back cover.

"This photo-illustrated book for early readers tells what dentists do and how they work to keep our teeth healthy"--

Stella hopes to use her magic glasses to see the Tooth Fairy, but instead she sees Piper, the Tooth Bandit, a type of night sprite that steals the coins left for children and uses them to decorate their scooters--so Stella comes up with a different kind of decoration for the bandits.