ADHA Kids' Stuff - The American Dental Hygienists Association has answers to commonly asked questions, games and lots of information.

Crestsmiles - Information and online activities for children on proper oral care.

The Wisdom Tooth - Information on teeth and proper dental hygiene.

The Magic School Bus - Brushing Up - Games and information on teeth.

Colgate's No Cavity Clubhouse - More games and information on teeth.

Andrew's Loose Tooth by Robert Munsch.
The humorous story of how a little boy finally loses his loose tooth.

Arthur's Tooth by Marc Brown.
Arthur is anxious to lose a tooth to keep up with all of his friends.

Franklin and the Tooth Fairy by Paulette Bourgeois.
Franklin the Turtle learns it's alright to be different, since he hasn't any teeth!

How Many Teeth by Paul Showers.
A simple true book with information and rhymes on teeth.  Most appropriate for kindergarten.

I Know Why I Brush My Teeth by Kate Rowan.
A mother and son have a discussion on why it's important to brush teeth.  Good information presented in a fun way.

Madlenka by Peter Sis.
When a little girl discovers her tooth wiggles, she simply must tell everyone.  In the process she has a trip around the world which helps her figure out where she fits in.  A good book to use for a social studies lesson.

Nice Try, Tooth Fairy by Mary W. Olson.
When Mary asks the tooth fairy to have her tooth back, the fairy makes mistakes and brings her various animal teeth.

Open Wide Tooth School Inside by Laurie Keller.
A delightful book with terrific information about teeth presented in a humorous way.  Most appropriate for older children in order to get the humor.

A Quarter From the Tooth Fairy (Hello Math Reader. Level 3.) by Caren Holtzman.
The story of a boy who can't decide what to buy with the quarter the tooth fairy has left for him.  It's a great math lesson on trading coins equaling 25 cents!

Throw Your Tooth on the Roof: Tooth Traditions from Around the World by Selby B. Beeler.
Shares traditions from around the world for teeth which have fallen out.  Another good book for a social studies lesson.

Tooth Decay and Cavities by Dr. Alvin Silverstein, et. al.
A nonfiction book filled with real photographs and answers to lots of questions regarding teeth.

Tooth Fairy by Audrey Wood.
This well-known author writes the story of a child trying to trick the tooth fairy.

Tooth Truth: Fun Facts & Projects by Jennifer Storey Gillis.
An activity book with plenty of hands-on ideas for tooth related projects.

What Do the Fairies Do With All Those Teeth? by Michel Luppens.
Get your students imaginations going by reading this book.  Have them come up with their own ideas as well.