books about: teeth     books:       Cure Tooth Decay: Heal and Prevent Cavities with Nutrition27 reviews Ramiel Nagel CreateSpace, 2008 The advice in this book really works. About a month ago I noticed that my enamel was stripping off. I don't believe this was typical enamel erosion. I don't eat citrus fruits or drink soda, don't have gerd or acid reflux, and I'm not bulemic. I have patches and dull strips where there used to be shiny enamel. I bought this book and changed my diet immediately. Within a few weeks the stripping of the enamel stopped. And all of a ...             Throw Your Tooth on the Roof: Tooth Traditions from Around the World13 reviews Selby Beeler Houghton Mifflin, 2001 What a great book! Oh my goodness, what a great book about the tooth fairy and other traditions around the world. My 6yr old just lost her 1st tooth, but we purchased this book before she lost it so that she could read about other kids and what they do with their baby teeth. She loves this book, and I love this book because it teaches her about different places, people, and traditions from around the world with a ...             Thirty-Three Teeth18 reviews Colin Cotterill Soho Crime, 2006 Dr.Siri's first encore: the Inthanet connection (wireless) Dr.Siri is beginning to enjoy the job as national chief coroner of Laos and protests a little less about his desire to retire. He is a man with a backbone: Siri fights for his able assistant with the Down Syndrome, like Gil Grissom also might want to in Las Vegas, but he wouldn't stand a chance there, American lawyers would shred the evidence obtained by a 'handicapped' lab assistant. Just to ...             Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology10 reviews Brad Neville, Douglas D. Damm, ... Saunders, 2008 Top Text for Oral Pathology Simply put, this is the best text available for Oral Pathology. Incredible pictures, concise yet detailed information, etc. The change to color photos in the newest addition was a tremendous upgrade. Every dental practitioner should own a copy of this book.             Dear Tooth Fairy12 reviews Alan Durant Candlewick, 2004 What a great book! My 5 year old son lost his 1st tooth. When we went to look for Tooth Fairy books he didn't like all the "fairies". He wouldn't even consider this book because it was pink. I started reading it and loved it. When I read it to him at home he LOVED it! He got so excited to open the envelopes in the book. He had me play the riddler that came with over and over again. His eyes lit up when he ...             Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography133 reviews Andrew Morton St. Martin's Press, 2008 Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography A Must Read. A very carefully researched book. I'm sure his critics will pounce on some startling gossip, but if you read between the lines I think he left out more shocking information than he put in. And he put in plenty.             Junie B., First Grader: Toothless Wonder (Junie B Jones, Book 20)25 reviews Barbara Park Random House Books for Young Readers, 2003 cute, fun book I read a chapter a night to my 6-year-old. We shared lots of laughs. This was our first experience with Junie B, but now we're hooked. My daughter is eagerly anticipating the next one.             You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?8 reviews Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt Chronicle Books, 2007 21st Century Tooth Fairy "You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy" the 21st century version of the story of the Tooth Fairy. Using familiar fantasy themes, Ms. Bell-Rehwoldt has captured the imagination of today's child. This is no ordinary Tooth Fairy! This Tooth Fairy uses gizmos and gadgets, she flys through the air on a tooth shaped boogy board, she is athletic and she has ATTITUDE! Well written with fabulous ...             White Teeth: A Novel353 reviews Zadie Smith Vintage, 2001 White Teeth I loved this book. It is sooo clever. A truly witty, engrossing read. The author is not afraid to go places where other writers might fear to tread. Five stars.             Teeth Are Not for Biting (Board Book) (Best Behavior Series)28 reviews Elizabeth Verdick Free Spirit Publishing, 2003 Teeth Are Not for Biting Teeth Are Not for Biting (Best Behavior Series) This is a great book to read to toddlers to teach acceptable and unacceptable behavior. It has colorful pictures and using simple words easy to understand. This book also offers tips and advice at the end for parents and caregivers.             Little Tiny Teeth (A Gideon Oliver Mystery)13 reviews Aaron Elkins Berkley, 2008 Fantastic Mystery It was the cover that drew me to this mystery. I was about to put it down and then I read the flaps. I was sold and I soon found myself deeply immersed in the novel. If I had to put it down, say, to work or sleep, I couldn't wait to pick it back up it, it was that good. Apparently, Little Tiny Teeth is the fourteenth Gideon Oliver novel from Aaron Elkins but it was the first I have read. ...             My Tooth Is About To Fall Out (level 1) (Hello Reader)4 reviews Grace Maccarone Cartwheel, 1995 great for beginner readers This book doesn't have the best art work or the most original story, but what it does have is exactly what a beginner reader is interested in reading about. A great vocabulary builder for your beginner reader. Your 4-7 year old will ask to read this book again and again. "uh-oh! It wobbles. It wiggles. It joggles. It Jiggles. My tooth is about to fall out." The book continues with, " I hope it ...             Quarter From The Tooth Fairy, A (level 3) (Hello Reader, Reader)1 review Caren Holtzman Cartwheel, 1995 anonymous 7 yr old I gave the author 5 stars because the story was really good. It is about a boy that lost his tooth one night and he got a quarter from the tooth fairy. He didn't know what to spend it on. He changed his mind on lots of stuff             How Many Teeth? (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science 1)4 reviews Paul Showers HarperTrophy, 1991 How Many Teeth? This book is an excellent educational tool. I am a public health dental hygienist and I use this book in grades K-2. The bright pictures and clever rhymes make it very entertaining for children. It is a great way to teach kids about their mouths and oral health!             Young Cam Jansen and the Lost Tooth (A Puffin Easy-to-Read Book, Level 2)5 reviews David A. Adler, Susanna Natti Puffin, 1999 Young Cam Jansen and the Lost Tooth My 7-year-old daughter and I read this book together. She loved it! Cam - short for Camera, because of her photographic memory - helps her friends solve mysteries. In this case it was a lost tooth. This book has 5 easy-to-read chapters. The story moves along nicely from chapter to chapter, and my daughter did not want to stop until we had read the whole book. She was able to follow the story ...             Sesame Street Ready, Set, Brush: A Pop-Up Book (Sesame Street)3 reviews Che Rudko, Tom Brannon Reader's Digest, 2008 Great Book This is great for introducing the use of the toothbrush to a toddler. It has not solved the problem of sucking the toothpaste down the throat or chewing on the toothbrush. However, it has made the process a bit more enjoyable. I think my son thought I was trying to torture him. The book is very informative and the pop up scenes make it fun for little ones. Of course, you can't beat the ...             The Night Before The Tooth Fairy (Reading Railroad)2 reviews Natasha Wing Grosset & Dunlap, 2003 Colorful and Funny I purchased this book to read to my 5 year old after learning that her bottom tooth was loose. I wanted to find a book that would prepare her for the Tooth Fairy. This book was a big hit and perfect choice for my daughter! She, and even my 3 year old, loved the rhyming and funny story lines, as well as the bright colors. I think this book should be a classic for welcoming the Tooth Fairy!             Grandpa's Teeth (Trophy Picture Books)16 reviews HarperTrophy, 1999 Grandpa's Teeth This book was wonderful... I used it in a writing lesson with my kids and they loved it! It's a great book to use with all elementary levels. My 2nd graders picked up on what was happening quickly and wanted me to read the book again.             Sharp Teeth27 reviews Toby Barlow Harper, 2008 Very effective use of free verse form The storyline alone would have made this book a nice "politics in werewolf-packs roaming modern LA" novel. I bought it based on back cover comments waiting for a connecting train, and did not realise it would be in verse (I might not have bought it if I had known, to my loss) The choice of free verse, unusual as it may be, is the true strong point of this book. It works. The author states on ...             Brush Your Teeth Please Pop-Up14 reviews Reader's Digest Reader's Digest, 1993 Fun Book We didn't have a problem so much with brushing teeth as we did technique, brushing front, back, etc. This book has each animal brushing a different part of their mouth with flossing. Great for teaching about brushing teeth.              search for books around, before, behavior, biography, cavities, easy-to-read, gideon, grandpa, jansen, maxillofacial, mystery, nutrition, oliver, pathology, picture, please, pop-up, prevent, puffin, quarter, railroad, reading, s-read-and-find-out, science, thirty, thirty-three, toothless, traditions, unauthorized, wonder books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Unforgivable Blackness - The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson we recommend White Teeth home  impressum - about us