Little bear didn't wait for his mother to finish, so he shouted, "OK, OK, I know everything!" " "
Mother smiled and touched its head and went out.
Bear usually likes to eat sweet things, because his mother is strict and can't eat more. This time, when his mother went out, the bear jumped and jumped happily.
"Mom is not at home, I can eat whatever I want."
It opened the cupboard, took out a box of biscuits and stuffed them into its mouth one by one. Just after eating cookies, it grabbed a handful of candy balls and began to eat.
After eating, he still felt not full. He looked around and finally found a jar of honey and a bottle of jam under the cupboard. The bear grinned. It scoops up a spoonful of honey and sends it to its mouth.
"Hey hey! How sweet! "
The bear scooped up another spoonful of jam and sent it to his mouth.
"ah! It smells good! "
The more he ate, the more he loved to eat, so he picked up the honey and swallowed it, drinking all the honey in his stomach. Before going to bed at night, he ate a few more chocolates and went to bed without brushing his teeth.
Suddenly he cried: "Oh, sweetness turned into acid, and acid turned into pain, all the way to the root." No way, he came to the home of Dr. White Rabbit. Dr. Rabbit told the bear to open his mouth. Dr. Rabbit looked at the bear's teeth carefully, frowned and said, "Bear, your teeth are decayed, so you should pull them out."
It anesthetized the bear, then picked up a pair of long and big pliers to clamp the bear's decayed tooth and pulled it out hard. But the tooth couldn't be pulled out, and the bear cried out in pain.
Dr. Rabbit called the puppy for help, but it still couldn't be pulled out. The rabbit doctor called the kitten and squirrel again, and everyone worked together. Alas, the decayed tooth was pulled out and half of it was trapped inside.
The bear's feet jumped with pain. Finally, everyone pulled out hard and finally pulled out half of the cavities.
Dr. Rabbit asked the bear, "Does it still hurt?"
The bear said, "It doesn't hurt anymore."
Dr. Rabbit applied some medicine to the bear and said, "You should protect your teeth in the future, or you will rot one by one and pull them out like this."
The bear looked at everyone, blinked and asked, "Why does my tooth only hurt and yours doesn't?"
Dogs and kittens say, "We get up every morning and brush our teeth before going to bed at night."
Dr. Rabbit said, "Yes, if you eat something sweet and don't brush your teeth, your teeth will rot."
From then on, the bear brushed his teeth carefully every morning and evening, and a row of teeth were white, which no longer hurt!
I hope it can help you solve the problem.