Your Mouth, Teeth, and Body: Handouts and Worksheets

Track Your Lost Teeth

Use a tooth tracker to keep track of your lost teeth. Be creative by coloring each one you’ve lost, then write down the date or where you lost the tooth.

Store the Tooth Tracker somewhere safe so you can color in another tooth the next time you lose one.

Here are all our tooth trackers so you can pick your favorite!

Recorta este registro de dientes para indicar los dientes que has perdido. Puedes usar creatividad, colorear, escribir la fecha, o anotar el lugar dónde se te cayó cada diente.

Aquí están todos nuestros registros de dientes, para que puedas elegir tu favorito.

Baby’s 1st Year: Oral Health Milestones

During the first month at home, a newborn may learn to put their hand to their mouth. And a hand to the mouth can also be a sign of hunger. Do you know the other developmental milestones that make up a baby’s first year?

This dental worksheet explores those different stages of a baby’s dental health their first year and what to expect with their oral health milestones.

What Teeth Tell Us

Teeth are like fingerprints: Every set is unique. When dentists looks at our teeth, our teeth can tell them a lot about our body.

Learn about the different habits and conditions dentists can diagnose from an oral health examination.

Mouth-Body Connection

Did you ever stop to think about the fact that your mouth is connected to your body? This means there are different organs in your body that can be affected by your oral health. This worksheet shows you how your oral health plays a big role on your overall health.

It’s Gross! It’s Cool! It’s Your Mouth!

Have you ever stopped to think about just how cool your mouth is? It’s always fighting off gross germs and bacteria to keep you healthy. This dental worksheet explains ways your mouth is gross but cool at the same time.

Seal the Deal

When you’re a little older and your permanent teeth come in, the dentist may suggest sealants to help prevent cavities. Sealants are a thin, plastic covering that go over your teeth, usually just the back ones, to keep bacteria and germs from settling in and causing decay.

This dental worksheet provides an explanation of how sealants protect your teeth and also explains when someone might need braces.

Hello, My Name is Tooth

There’s a lot more to teeth than what you can see from the outside. Do you know all the terms that dentists use to describe the various parts of your teeth?

This dental worksheet provides a closer look at what’s inside every tooth.

Day in the Life of a Tooth

Let’s check out a day in the life of a tooth. In this dental worksheet, Charlie Canine will walk us through his day while he hangs out in the mouth of a 10-year-old named Cooper.

Time For Healthy Teeth

On this dental worksheet, draw the hour and minute hands on each clock to show what time you should do each healthy activity.

Dibuja las manecillas de hora y minuto en cada reloj para mostrar a qué hora debes hacer cada actividad saludable.