When Pinkalicious loses her sweet tooth she turns to the Tooth Fairy for help.

When Gilbert loses his tooth, the reader finds out just how resourceful the Tooth Fairy can be.

"Amelia Bedelia loses her tooth . . . and then she loses it again. But it's finders keepers in the end"--

Monkey is upset because he has lost a tooth, so Cake tries to make him feel better by telling him about the Tooth Fairy--but Monkey just wants his tooth named Kevin.

"Llama Llama's tooth is wiggling! Is it time for his first tooth to come out? He's excited, but anxious. Who is this tooth fairy everyone talks about? Mama Llama reassures him; the tooth will come out when it's good and ready. But no one is ready for what happens next ... Suddenly, the tooth is GONE! Where did it go? And will the tooth fairy come at all, now?"--

Unhappy to be the only one in his class who still has not lost a tooth, first-grader Freddy tries to find a way to expedite matters but then is faced with another problem.

"Daniel Tiger likes brushing his teeth every morning and night until they're shiny and clean. He even has a song to help him remember all the places to brush! This storybook comes with a punch-out cardstock toothbrush that readers can use on the pictures throughout the book to "brush" Daniel's teeth up-and-down, side-to-side, and more."--Amazon.com.

Inspired by Clement Moore's Christmas poem, this verse tells the story of a young boy who visits the dentist to have his teeth checked and cleaned.

Kayla places her tooth in a Tooth Fairy pillow, but it disappears before the Tooth Fairy has a chance to visit--can her dog King help Kayla find the missing tooth?

"Baby Shark loses his first tooth"--Page [4] of cover.