Dentist GameDentist Game
Sixteen teeth, ten tools, one perfect smile
A patient sits in the chair with the mouth wide open, and it is a mess: yellow teeth, food stuck between them, three little germs and a green cloud of bad breath. The child picks tools from the tray and puts everything right, tooth by tooth, until all sixteen teeth sparkle. A photo of the new smile, up to three stars and a sticker are the reward.
Version 1.0 · 18.3 MB · Android 8.0+
- Plays offline
- No ads
- No purchases
- No account
- No permissions
- 20 languages
About the game
Dentist Game is a pretend dentist's office with 36 patients in three groups: Family, Animal Friends and Fairy Tale. Lily, Grandpa, a panda, a lion, a dragon, a robot and a snowman all need the same thing, a clean and complete set of teeth. The mouth fills the middle of the screen and the tools wait on a tray at the bottom.
Every visit is different, because the game deals out the problems at random each time: which teeth are rotten, where the cavities are, what food is stuck and which germs moved in. Nothing can go wrong. A tool only works where it is needed, white rings show those places, and there is no timer.
What is inside
Open wide: what is wrong in the mouth
Each mouth has eight upper and eight lower teeth. Two of them are rotten, brown and cracked. Three have a dark cavity. Four carry lumps of green tartar along the gum, and most of the others are yellow with plaque. Three bits of food are stuck between the teeth, such as broccoli, cheese or a sweet, three colourful germs wander around behind the teeth, and green wisps of bad breath rise from the mouth.
A red badge next to every tool counts how many spots still need it. When a tool has nothing left to do, the badge becomes a green tick and the tool fades.
The first tray: clean-up tools
The tray shows five tools at a time. The child presses a tool, keeps the finger down and drags it into the mouth; the working end sits a little above the finger so it stays visible. Lifting the finger puts the tool back.
The tweezers pick up a piece of food, which then has to be carried out of the mouth, where it drops away. The water jet is held on a germ until it pops, and the germs try to run. The scaler scrapes tartar, the purple toothbrush scrubs plaque in a cloud of bubbles, and the drill cleans out a cavity until the dark spot turns into a pale, clean hole.
The second tray: repairs
A blue arrow flips the tray to the other five tools. The syringe of filling paste closes a cavity, but only one the drill has already cleaned. The blue forceps grip a rotten tooth; the child pulls away from it, the tooth wobbles and then comes out. A new white tooth from the tray is dragged to the gap and snaps into place.
The mint spray is held inside the mouth until the green cloud is gone and a few hearts float up.
Polish until every tooth sparkles
The last tool is a polisher with a yellow star on top. It works on a tooth only when that tooth is healthy: brushed, scraped, filled or replaced. Each polished tooth gives a ding and a burst of stars and keeps a small twinkle. The counter starts at 16, so the child goes round the whole mouth once more and sees the finished result.
Stars, a photo and a sticker
The bar at the top fills as the work goes on and lights a star at one third, two thirds and the end. When everything is done, sparkles cover the mouth and the result card appears by itself: a photo of the patient with the clean teeth and the words Perfect smile. Three stars also bring the patient's sticker.
A child who has had enough can tap the tick button at the top right at any moment. The visit then ends with the stars earned so far and the words Good job or Try again. Three buttons lead back to the patient list, repeat the same patient with a fresh set of problems, or call the next patient.
Thirty-six patients in three groups
The patient list has six pages of six cards, each with a portrait, a name and the best stars earned so far. Family has twelve people, from Lily, Max and Zoe to Mom, Dad, Grandpa and Grandma. Animal Friends has twelve animals, among them Bunny, Panda, Kitty, Lion, Koala and Cow. Fairy Tale has Unicorn, Dragon, Dino, Alien, Robot, Monster, Pirate, Princess, Hero, Witch, Snowman and Elf.
All 36 are open from the first minute. The orange arrows turn the pages and each group has its own background.
The sticker album
The pink star button opens the album. It has three pages with twelve places each, one for every patient, and a counter such as Stickers 13/36. A place shows a dashed circle with a question mark until its patient has been finished with three stars; then the sticker appears there: a trophy, an apple, a ladybird, a crown and so on. Filling the album means giving all 36 patients a perfect smile.
How to play
- Tap Play and choose a patient from Family, Animal Friends or Fairy Tale.
- Press a tool on the tray, keep the finger down and drag it to a white ring in the mouth.
- Lift out the food with the tweezers, wash away the germs, scrape the tartar and brush off the plaque.
- Drill each cavity, then tap the blue arrow and fill it with the syringe.
- Pull the two rotten teeth with the forceps and put a new tooth in each gap.
- Spray away the bad breath and polish all 16 teeth with the star polisher.
- Collect the photo, the stars and the sticker, then call the next patient.
Screenshots
Full specification
| Children | Lily, Max, Zoe, Kenji, Mia, Leo, Sam, Ana |
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| Grown-ups | Dad, Mom, Grandpa, Grandma |
| List pages | Pages 1 and 2 of the patient list, light blue room background |
| Animals | Bunny, Panda, Kitty, Puppy, Lion, Monkey, Fox, Bear, Koala, Tiger, Pig, Cow |
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| List pages | Pages 3 and 4, green room background with paw prints |
| Characters | Unicorn, Dragon, Dino, Alien, Robot, Monster, Pirate, Princess, Hero, Witch, Snowman, Elf |
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| List pages | Pages 5 and 6, lilac background with a moon and stars |
| Total | 36 patients, all available from the start; nothing is locked |
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| Layout | 6 pages of 6 cards; orange arrows turn the pages and wrap around; dots show the page |
| Card | Portrait, name and the best result so far as 0 to 3 stars |
| Buttons | Home (title screen), sound on/off, pink star (sticker album) |
| Mouth | Every patient, animal or robot, has the same set of 16 teeth; the lips take the colour of the patient's face |
| Teeth | 16: eight upper and eight lower |
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| Stuck food | 3 pieces, drawn from 10 kinds |
| Germs | 3, drawn from 8 designs; they wander behind the teeth and run faster when sprayed |
| Tartar | 4 teeth with green lumps along the gum |
| Plaque | Yellow coating on most of the teeth that are not rotten; the number changes from visit to visit |
| Cavities | 3 teeth with a dark hole |
| Rotten teeth | 2 brown, cracked teeth that cannot be saved |
| Bad breath | One green cloud in the mouth with wisps rising above it |
| Random layout | Which teeth are affected, the food and the germs are chosen anew at every visit, also when the same patient is repeated |
| 1. Tweezers | Remove stuck food. Touch a piece to pick it up, then drag it out of the mouth, where it drops away; one piece at a time |
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| 2. Water jet | Washes away germs. Hold the jet on a germ and follow it until it pops |
| 3. Scaler | Scrapes off tartar. Hold the hook on the lumps at the top of the tooth |
| 4. Toothbrush | Scrubs off plaque with bubbles. Rub over the yellow teeth |
| 5. Drill | Cleans out a cavity. Hold on the dark spot until it turns into a pale, clean hole; the tooth trembles while the drill runs |
| 6. Filling syringe | Fills a cavity with white paste. Hold on a drilled hole until it is closed |
| 7. Forceps | Pull out a rotten tooth. Touch the tooth to grip it, then drag away; it wobbles and comes out, and drops when the finger is lifted |
| 8. New tooth | Replaces a pulled tooth. Drag it onto the gap and it snaps in |
| 9. Mint spray | Clears bad breath. Hold anywhere inside the mouth until the green cloud is gone |
| 10. Star polisher | Makes a healthy tooth sparkle. Pass over each of the 16 teeth |
| Drill before filling | The filling syringe works only on a cavity that the drill has finished |
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| Pull before replacing | A new tooth can be placed only in the gap left by a rotten tooth that the forceps have pulled |
| Repair before polish | The polisher works on a tooth only when its plaque is brushed off, its tartar scraped, its cavity filled and, for a rotten tooth, the new tooth is in |
| Everything else | Food, germs, tartar, plaque, drilling, pulling and breath can be done in any order |
| No mistakes | A tool does nothing where it is not needed; there is no timer, no penalty and no way to hurt the patient |
| Tray | Two pages of five tools; a blue arrow switches between them |
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| How to hold a tool | Press it on the tray, keep the finger down and drag; the tool's tip sits above the finger; lifting the finger returns the tool |
| Target rings | White pulsing rings mark every spot where the tool in hand can work |
| Counters | A red badge by each tool shows how many spots are left for it; a green tick and a faded tool mean that job is done |
| Hint | After about three seconds with no tool in hand, the next useful tool bounces on the tray and a finger slides from it to the spot; if that tool is on the other tray page, the arrow pulses |
| Progress bar | Fills with every finished item and carries three stars at one third, two thirds and the end |
| Home button | Top left, returns to the patient list; the unfinished visit is not kept |
| Tick button | Top right; ends the visit at any time with the stars earned so far; turns green when everything is done |
| Automatic finish | When the last item is done, sparkles cover the mouth and the result card opens by itself |
| What counts | Each piece of food, germ, tartar tooth, plaque tooth, drilled cavity, filled cavity, pulled tooth, replaced tooth, the breath and each polished tooth is one item |
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| 1 star | At least one third of the items done |
| 2 stars | At least two thirds done |
| 3 stars | Everything done |
| Card text | Perfect smile (3 stars), Good job (1 or 2 stars), Try again (0 stars) |
| Photo | A snapshot of the patient with the mouth as the child left it, shown as an instant photo |
| Extras at 3 stars | Confetti, the patient's sticker on the corner of the photo, and the label New sticker the first time |
| Buttons | Home (patient list), repeat the same patient, next patient in the list (after the last one it starts again from Lily) |
| Best result | The highest star count for each patient is kept and shown on the patient's card |
| Stickers | 36, one per patient |
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| How to earn | Finish that patient with three stars |
| Layout | 3 pages of 12 places in the same order as the patient list: Family, Animal Friends, Fairy Tale |
| Empty place | A dashed circle with a question mark |
| Counter | The heading shows the number collected, for example Stickers 13/36 |
| Where to open | Pink star button on the title screen and on the patient list |
| Title | Play button, sound on/off, pink star (album), globe (language) |
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| Patient list | Six pages in three groups |
| Treatment | The mouth, the tool tray and the progress bar |
| Result | Stars, photo and sticker |
| Sticker album | Three pages |
| Language | A list of 20 languages with the current one in green |
| Sound | One on/off button, on the title screen and on the patient list; it switches music and effects together |
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| Language | Chosen automatically from the device language, English if it is not on the list; changed with the globe button on the title screen |
| Text in the game | Only the group names, the patients' names, the album heading, the three result lines and New sticker; tools and problems are shown as pictures |
| Saved on the device only | Best stars for each patient (which also decides the stickers), sound on or off, the chosen language |
| Not saved | A visit that is left half-way; photos are shown on the result card only and are not stored |
| Music | A short looping melody, synthesised |
| Sounds | All synthesised, no recordings: separate sounds for brushing, water, spray, scraping, drilling, filling and polishing, plus pops, dings and a fanfare at the end |
| Orientation | Portrait |
| Version | 1.0 |
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| File | DentistGame-1.0.apk, 18.3 MB |
| Android package | com.dentistgames.kidsdoctor |
| Requires | Android 8.0 or newer, phone or tablet, portrait |
| Internet | Not used. The game works fully offline |
| Android permissions | None |
| Ads and purchases | None |
| Accounts and data | No account. Nothing is collected or sent; progress is saved on the device only |
| Interface languages (20) | English, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski, Русский, Українська, Türkçe, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt, हिन्दी, বাংলা, العربية, ไทย, 中文, 日本語, 한국어 |
| Price | Free |
For parents
Your child plays the dentist. Each visit is one mouth with sixteen teeth and seven kinds of problems, and ten tools to solve them. The child drags a tool to the marked spots and watches the change happen: plaque fades under the brush, a cavity is drilled clean and filled white, a rotten tooth comes out and a new one snaps in. At the end the whole mouth is polished.
The game cannot be lost. There is no timer, tools do nothing in the wrong place, red counters show what is left, and after a few seconds of waiting a finger shows the next move. The only order to learn is the natural one: drill before filling, pull before placing a new tooth, repair before polishing. A full visit takes a few minutes and ends with a photo card, which is a clear place to stop. The tick button lets a child finish earlier with fewer stars.
The patients have wide, worried eyes and open mouths in a cartoon style, and the mouths start out quite dirty, with germs and rotten teeth. There is no blood and nobody cries, but a child who is nervous about the dentist may want to try the first visit together with you. The drill makes a soft buzzing sound; the sound button on the title screen turns everything off.
Dentist Game works fully offline and requests no Android permissions. It has no ads, no purchases, no account, no chat and no links out, and it collects nothing. All 36 patients are free from the start. The stars, the sound setting and the language are kept in the game's storage on the device.
Questions and answers
What age is Dentist Game for?
The game has no age setting and no difficulty levels. It is played with one finger and needs no reading, and the hint finger shows the next move, so young children can play it with a little help at first. Older children tend to aim for three stars on all 36 patients to fill the album.
Is it frightening for a child who is afraid of the dentist?
It is a cartoon. There is no blood, no injection and no crying, and every visit ends with white teeth. It does show a drill, forceps and a tooth being pulled, and the patients look worried at the start, so you may want to watch the first visit together.
Can my child do something wrong?
No. A tool only works where it is needed and nothing can be damaged. Leaving early with the tick button gives fewer stars, and the same patient can be repeated as often as the child likes.
Does it need the internet?
No. The game works fully offline and requests no permissions. There are no ads and no purchases.
Does my child need to read?
No. Tools and problems are pictures and the counters are small numbers. The few words, such as the group names and Perfect smile, are available in 20 languages, picked automatically and changeable with the globe button on the title screen.
Is progress saved?
Yes, on the device: the best stars for every patient and with them the stickers, plus the sound and language settings. They are removed if the app is uninstalled or its data is cleared. A visit left half-way is not kept.
Do all patients play the same way?
Yes. Every patient has 16 teeth and the same kinds of problems, placed at random each time, so a visit never repeats exactly. The difference between the patients is the character in the chair and the sticker each one gives.
Download and install
Open the downloaded file on your Android device. If prompted, allow installation from the browser or file manager, install the game, then switch that permission off again.
The game itself is available in 20 languages and picks yours automatically.
Original filename: DentistGame-1.0.apk · 18.3 MB · SHA-256:
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