Dentist Badge

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3: The Dentist
“Which victim is next?” the dentist said jokingly as he came out of his office. The little girl coward when he said that but walked forward. The dentist smiled and bent to her level.

“Don’t worry, I’m nothing to be afraid of. All we are going to do is clean your teeth” He said. The girl still looked scared but walked in the room. He put a clothe around her and she open her mouth.

“You have a healthy mouth. For that, you get a new toothbrush,” He said after cleaning her teeth. Smiling, she picks a pink toothbrush and hugs him.


The Toothfairy
The tooth fairy had been flying over town that night. She had a feeling that someone was going to lose and tooth and she wanted to get it first. Just has she was giving up, she saw a glint in the window. It was a shiny tooth! Waiting for the girl to sleep, she popped in. “I’ll get it first!” She said to herself. Pulling out a quarter, she laid it on the pillow and took the tooth. Just seconds later, three more fairies popped in. Smiling, she raised the tooth. “I got it first!” She said and left

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3.: Dentist: Lizzie knew all about dentists—the good, the bad, and the zombies. Some of her best friends were zombies, actually, but dentist zombies…she shuddered. Lizzie was standing outside a small dentist office, with a gut feeling that this guy wasn’t human. And frankly, it freaked her out. Common sense told her a brain-hungry zombie with a drill in his hand was not a good idea. Especially when he planned on putting that drill in places it shouldn’t go. Namely, her brain. Her mother gave an impatient sigh, and Lizzie was forced to step forward, meeting the red eyes of her un-dead dentist.
(102 words)

Toothfairy: The peaceful expression on the small girl’s face never left as a small light entered her room via her window and crawled beneath the pillow. A piece of silver flashed, to be exchanged for the tooth now being tucked in a pocket on the fairy. The fairy patted the bulge of tooth, securing it before taking to the window, where she paused to peek back at the slumbering child. Across the street, a teenage boy glared at the faint light, remembering. With misty eyes, he glanced down at a small white object in his hands and watched the fairy flutter away, without a backwards glance.
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Tooth Fairy: (102)
“Put it under your pillow Leah,” said the mother. The girl called Leah quietly obeyed, although she looked fearful. Smiling slightly, the mom sat next to her daughter placing her arm around her. “Don’t worry, sweetheart. The tooth fairy’s going to replace your tooth with a quarter.”

“A whole quarter?!” exclaimed Leah, less anxious now.

“Yes, a whole quarter,” said the mother with a grin as she walked to the door. “Now please go to sleep, Leah.” And with that she turned out the light.

Within a few seconds Leah was asleep, her tiny hand clutching the first tooth she ever lost.

Dentist: (100)
“Climb on in Lily,” said the dentist, smiling brightly. “This will be fun.”

But all Lily did was clutch her father’s hand still tighter. “I don’t want to,” she said with tears glistening in her bright blue eyes.

“It will be okay, Princess, I promise.” her father said as he petted her blonde hair. “I’ll be with you the entire time,” he finished staring into her eyes.

“Promise Daddy?” asked Lily.

“I promise.” replied her father, as he watched his little girl climb into the chair for her first time. She was growing up, but she still needed her daddy.

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3. Dentist Drabble. (102)
The girl shuddered as she pictured what the dentist would be doing on her mouth for the next half hour, while she got a filling. Her mother asked her if she was cold, but as she went to say no, she instead blurted out all her fears of the dentists, and her mother started laughing at the shear fear in her voice.

“There’s nothing to be scared of, I’ve had, erm, seven fillings, and I’ve never felt a thing.”

The dentistry nurse came out and asked for the girl. She went in, sat down on the chair, and then went to sleep.



Tooth Fairy Drabble ( )

As the girl settled down to bed, her mum popped in and said, “Do you want to put your tooth under your pillow?” The girl shrank away from her mum, asking “Why? It’s going to bite me while I’m asleep.”
”What? No, as soon as you go to sleep, a beautiful little fairy, called the tooth fairy, comes along and exchanges your tooth for a pound, meaning more money for you to spend this week, and you get to have thirty pounds over all the years you lose a tooth. So you must go to sleep straight away, otherwise she won’t come.”

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Dentist Drabble (100)
I nervously sat in my car and tried to make myself get out. “I cannot believe I am actually shaking,” I thought to myself. Trying to tell myself that it was no big deal to go to the dentist, I contemplated canceling my appointment altogether. I could not get the thought of the dentist being this thor-looking man with a giant needle in one hand and a giant hammer in the other out of my head. “Don’t be such a baby, everyone goes to the dentist” I tried to remind myself as I slowly reached for the car door handle.

Toothfairy Drabble (102)
Flying over Los Angeles, I tried to hold my breath. “I always forget how hard it is to breath up here,” I thought to myself. “But my, all of the lights are beautiful.” Glancing back at my list I zoomed down over the street I was looking for and glanced around. Hovering in front of the boy’s window, I could see him peacefully sleeping. “My but the cost of teeth has gone up recently,” I thought as I reached into my bag for the dollar. I quietly slipped inside the room and exchanged the dollar for the tooth. I love my job.

i know you said label it on the picture but it's the best one i could find that wasn't already used and there's no room to write on it. So ill name all the teeth to make up for it

7-10 are the Incisors
6+11 are the canine teeth
5+4+12+13 are the premolars,(5+12 being the first premolars, 4+13 the second premolars)
3+2+14+15 are the molars (3+14 being the first molars, 2+15 being the second molars)

Same goes for the lower jaw

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Drabble one; the tooth fairy.

The tooth fairy flew over the towns and cities smiling down on all the big buildings. She came across a little village and checked her list to see if anyone there had lost a tooth that day. There was, it was a little boy called Matthew would lived in number 2.
"Here we go!" the tooth fairy called out in a sweet voice.
The tooth fairy flew down to the house and just glided through the closed window, she smiled as she saw the little boy tucked up in his bed and she knew the tooth would be under his pillow.

Drabble two; the denist.

The horrible dentist walked over to the chair that I was sitting on, he smiled and put the chair back so he could see into my mouth, I hated the feeling of the chair lowering, it felt really uncomfortable. He smiled as he shoved the mirror and the marker into my mouth, I could feel him tapping my tooth with the metal instrument. He looked up at me and tutted, “Your going to need a tooth out and a filling…” he warned me…Then he lifted the dreaded drill from his drawer and turned it on
*sounds of drill fills the room*

both darbbles are 101 word count

Well done to you both. You have both received your 100 points plus badge

Dentist Drabble;
I’ll never understand this place, he decided. Day in, day out people came, people waited, and then people left. They always looked scared when they first came, anxious as the wait was prolonged, and prolonged, and were terribly relieved when they left.

He was happy to be there, the whole time. He loved his life in that place: fed on a regular basis, a nice clean room, and plenty to see and watch every time the lights went on in the morning.

Of course, he didn’t need to see the dentist, needn’t feel the terror. He was just a goldfish, after all.

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Toothfairy Drabble;
Andy shifted his bag as he trod over the downy landscape. His back ached and his tired legs were ready to fall off. Life was a chore.

Grunting as he hefted the back in front of him, Andy had just finished his task and was packing away the sand when he heard her.

She giggled as she slipped from underneath the pillow, holding a pearly white in her tiny hands. She saw him, and smiled cheekily. Andy scowled.

Giggling again, she left something under the pillow and took flight, clipping him over the head as she flew by.

“Bloody tooth fairy.”

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Well done to you both. You have both received your 100 points plus badge

The tooth fairy sat down in the comfiest chair in her tooth palace after a long, exhausting night. There seemed to be even more kids than usual losing their teeth! And kids were no longer happy with a quarter for their teeth…some wanted up to five dollars! Not that she gave them that much…

She’d just gotten relaxed and went to pick up her favorite novel when her secretary entered the room.

“A girl just went to bed. She lost her front tooth.”

Sighing, the tooth fairy stood up, thanked the secretary and flew out the window to collect it.
(100 words)


The little girl sat nervously in the waiting room. She hated the dentist and how they always asked her about school and friends. How was she supposed to answer when they had their hands in her mouth? When her name was called she followed the dentist into the room.

“What flavor do you want, sweetie? Peppermint, bubblegum, cinnamon?”

“Bubblegum’s good.” she said.

After poking around at her teeth and cleaning them, the dentist had good news: no cavities! That means she wouldn’t have to come back for another six months! She accepted the shiny teeth sticker and walked out happily.
(100 words)

Dentist Drabble (104)
I looked at the calendar and let out a groan. Today was the 17th. Today was the day with the big black “D” scribbled over it in a hurried rush. Dark and horrid, just like I’m sure my mood would be after the appointment. I despised that man almost as much as I loved my sweets. I’ve always imagined my him to have a sick and twisted attitude about him. He’d probably hold me down with the screaming drill to my face, until I promised to retire from my consumption of all things delicious. “Dentists,” I sighed heavily as I walked out the door.

Tooth Fairy Drabble (107)
With only five years of age, Sophie had given up on all things considered childish. Her mother pleaded with her to put the small pearly object underneath her pillow before she went to sleep for the night. Although she thought it immature, she appeased her mother and took it from her.

“There are no such things as fairies, especially tiny ones who pay for teeth. What would she need teeth for in the first place? A bit creepy if you ask me,” the small girl huffed to herself in aggravation, as she lay down the tooth on the cool cotton sheet beneath her pillow, in defeat.

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3. Flutter go my wings in the dark of night, the stars like diamonds in the sky. I fly and fly with all my might until a house I spy. Small heads rest on pillows, to teddies fingers cling tight, and I sneak inside the room, silent as sleeps the small fry. A golden coin as a reward, sparkling and shining bright, and from under the sleepy heads, a small white tooth I pry. A kiss I blow at the rosy cheeks, a sweet whispered goodnight, and off I go with my new treasure - we'll meet again, but for now goodbye.


A sterile scent washes over me as I push through the door of my office, and its familiarity greets me like an old friend - for some, it's a smell of fear and worry, but for me it's part of my life. I may not seem important to people - I don't save lives or keep you from going blind. But there's nothing better, whether it's a rainy or sunny day, than to be greeted by a row of nice pearly whites. I'm only a dentist, but if one smile is brighter because of me, I've done my job right.