1G14 – Visiting The Dentist

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Class Summary

Reinforcing the Health and Fitness lesson that teaches about dentists. Students should leave the class feeling comfortable with the idea of visiting a dentist.

Lesson Slide

1G14 – Visiting The Dentist

Main Teaching Points

  • Explain: A dentist is a doctor who helps us keep our teeth healthy and strong.  It’s important to visit the dentist so that they can show us how to keep our teeth strong.
  • Explain: When you go to the dentist, you will sit in an exam chair. The dental will use a dental mask and gloves when they clean your teeth. The dentist will use a special light to look into your mouth. The dentist will use special tools to clean your teeth.

Discussion Questions

  1. What is a dentist?
  2. What does a dentist do?
  3. Why do we need to visit the dentist sometimes?
  4. Have you ever been to the dentist?

In-Class Activities

  • Mouth Mirror: Use a mirror to look inside their mouths. Draw a detailed picture of their teeth, tongue, and gums.
  • Make a Cardboard Tooth Necklace: Children will have 20 baby (primary) teeth and then 32 as an adult. Make a tooth drawing on cardboard (2X2 inches) and use this for a template. Invite the children to trace around this template making 20 teeth using colored construction paper and cut out the shapes. Thread a child’s plastic, large eye needle with dental floss or tape the floss to a toothpick. Show the kids how to push the needle through the paper tooth and slide the shape along the floss. String the teeth into a necklace. Secure the ends with a knot. Pieces of a plastic straw can be used as spacers if you wish. Ask the children if they know why we use dental floss on our teeth.