Askmuse Dentist Play Set Kit Toys Gifts, Electric Interactive Teeth Set for Kids Pretend Play, Learning Role Toy for Toddlers 3+, Ideal Gift for Boys and Girls

Dupe of Melissa %26 Doug set. It is really cute boxed up. I was expected a closed box on both sides, but it was plastic on the front and bubbles out. The tools are neat, realistic, and plentiful. My 6 and 8 year old both enjoy it. It did come with batteries in the lighted mirror, but it needs batteries for the drill.

The only thing my child pointed out is that the toothpaste didn't actually have a pour out on the liquid, it was already on the brush. Added a battery to the toothbrush for vibration, the mirror has a light that came on, the tongue is soft. I like the upgrade... Just the peice for the toothbrush, child needs help assisting. Right now my teeth is being checked.. gotta go :)

This is a nice dentist set it has toothbrush, drill, cavities to put on the teeth, spit cup, Dentist badge, Invisalign, braces, extra teeth, tooth paste, hand held mirror, mouthwash, rubber bands and extra rubber bands for the teeth. it actually runs need batteries and it sounds like a drill Very good job on this set. I recommend it to everyone to teach young child who knows they maybe your next Dentist.

Grand children are having fun with this (ages 3 and 5... "toy of the time" for now. They have made up a couple different games/role play with being the dentist and the hygienist... they are being creative. This is holding up very well, still looks brand new even though their dog got the "denture: it came through with not a scratch LOL. When this is old hat I will bring it out a couple of time and then send along to another to enjoy as I am confident it will still be in perfect shape. This leaves a lot to the imagination which is what I was hoping for. It is well made, interesting , fun and education all wrapped in one! .

I love this dental kit. I have small grandchildren two of them have already had dental issues, cavities and a procedure and I could see the apprehension in them even though everything went great. I saw this and I thought wow I’ll give it a try. I love it. It’s well-made. The pieces are sturdy. They’re big for little hands. There’s two removable teeth for when a tooth falls out for the little ones. Use as cavities and and talk to them about their good oral health habits, and also to ease fear when you show them books and stuff about going to the dentist and they can role-play. There’s a badge where they can be the dentist I just think it’s the cutest thing and I would definitely give it as a gift but I’m the grandmother. I’m using it as an encouragement for when they sleep over to be curious about the mouth in their teeth and also bring enjoyment to them while they are brushing their own teeth. The toothbrush is battery operated so it vibrates like you’re brushing the teeth. It’s not a dental drill head it’s got braces if you have a child that deals with that and retainers I mean it’s very cool. It’s definitely a five star toy for yourself to have at home or to give us a gift.

Wow, I’m really impressed with this kit! First off, it’s life-size, not those tiny, cheap toy versions, which makes it feel much more realistic. We’re using it to help our toddler learn to brush her teeth and get more comfortable with the idea of going to the dentist, and it’s just perfect. It comes in a neat little tray that keeps everything organized. Maybe it’ll even spark an interest in dentistry for her like her uncle!

Hours of fun to be had. Absolutely perfect toy. Great as a gift too. The attention to details are great, even has cavity stickers. Can be a great teaching tool for helping kids learn to brush.

My daughter played with this exact set at a dentist office and had been asking for this for the past six months. I love the authentic, the sturdy quality, and the general notion of learning oral hygiene. Would recommend. See pic for details.

Dental play set is so neat! I bought it for my 4 year old granddaughter. She likes to play doctor and take blood pressures and check our reflexes. Now after getting the dental play set she can check our teeth!

This dentist set is a bit of a toss-up. On one hand, it’s a total game-changer if your kid is terrified of the dentist. The oversized mouth with the "braces" is surprisingly engaging, and the vibrating toothbrush makes them feel like a pro. It turns a scary check-up into a fun afternoon of role-play. ​On the other hand, you get what you pay for. The plastic feels thin and had a strong "factory" smell right out of the box. Plus, those tiny removable teeth? They’re a nightmare to keep track of and a definite choking hazard for younger siblings. It’s a solid, budget-friendly teaching tool, but don’t expect it to become a family heirloom.