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Dr. Rabbit and the Legend of the Tooth Kingdom (2004)
This engaging tale begins in a modern-day dental office, where children are finishing up their dental checkups. But before long. they are magically transported to a time and place long ago-where the smiles of Tooth Kingdom are under attack by Sorcerer Plakula and the Plaque Monsters! Throughout this animated adventure, the young heroes discover oral health solutions in their quest to save Tooth Kingdom. Guided by Dr. Rabbit and Dr. Brushwell, they learn about brushing, flossing, limiting snacks, and visiting the dentist regularly to keep the kingdom and their smiles healthy and bright! With a fun story and catchy original music, this video entertains while it teaches. And what's more - it's sure to leave your children smiling.
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This engaging tale begins in a modern-day dental office, where children are finishing up their dental checkups. But before long. they are magically transported to a time and place long ago-where the smiles of Tooth Kingdom are under attack by Sorcerer Plakula and the Plaque Monsters! Throughout this animated adventure, the young heroes discover oral health solutions in their quest to save Tooth Kingdom. Guided by Dr. Rabbit and Dr. Brushwell, they learn about brushing, flossing, limiting snacks, and visiting the dentist regularly to keep the kingdom and their smiles healthy and bright! With a fun story and catchy original music, this video entertains while it teaches. And what's more - it's sure to leave your children smiling.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Colgate, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
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