The Tooth People of Smileyland

In a cheerful place called Smileyland lives a community of friendly Tooth People, each with an important role in keeping smiles healthy and bright. Through imagination, teamwork, and gentle lessons, the Tooth People help young readers understand why caring for their teeth truly matters.The Tooth People of Smileyland was originally written by Della Campbell, the Cayman Islands' first Dental Nurse, whose life's work was dedicated to improving children's oral health. For many years, Della personally visited schools across the islands, reading this story to children as a warm and engaging way to teach dental hygiene and healthy habits. For generations of Caymanian children, Smileyland was their first introduction to caring for their teeth.The story has now been lovingly co-authored and brought to life by her daughter, Gina Campbell-Lawrence, preserving her mother's message while sharing it with a new generation of readers. Together, mother and daughter blend imagination with real-world learning, creating a story that is both comforting and educational.Perfect for read-alouds at home, in classrooms, and in dental settings, The Tooth People of Smileyland offers a positive, reassuring way to talk with children about brushing, dental visits, and taking pride in healthy smiles.Ideal for:Children ages 4-8Parents, caregivers, and educatorsClassrooms and early learning environmentsDental offices and oral health programmesPublished by Cayman Heritage Publishing, The Tooth People of Smileyland is more than a story - it is a celebration of legacy, education, and the lasting impact one caring professional can have on an entire community.