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I Want My Teeth Back

A card collection game with a spinner, a monster in trouble, and some adventurous teeth. (Where you secretly…learn a little bit of math)

I Want My Teeth Back - Main image
$13.19 $19.99 In stock

Category: Games

Meef the monster has lost their teeth and needs your help!

Collect cards and use the Spinner to get closer to filling Meef’s smile back up. The first one with a full set of teeth wins! With counting practice, fun strategy challenges, and a silly story you can read together, this game is easy for anyone to sink their teeth into.

Great for giggle-filled family game nights or one on one bonding time.

I Want My Teeth Back Encourages:

  • Counting and addition
  • Critical thinking
  • Decision making
  • Family bonding
Smiling yellow triangle tooth character

QUICK STEP GUIDE

Toothy Trails grin-tastic play guide title card
Setup card initiating the tooth hunt adventure
Step one card explaining the goal of the game
Step two card on drawing and placing a card
Toothy Trails grin-tastic play guide title card
Step four card on winning teeth from the mat
Step five card showing play resuming clockwise
The end card with a bedtime story book note

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin V. ★★★★★

We played this with my six-year-old niece and she was actually counting the teeth out loud the whole time, which I didn’t expect from a card game. The spinner can sometimes land on a space that sends you backward, but that just made the comeback win feel all the sweeter at the end.

Madison ★★★★★

The spinner adds just the right amount of chaos—my six-year-old keeps squealing every time it lands on a tooth that’s already filled. Having to count each card out loud has quietly turned into her favorite part, and the game actually ends before anyone gets bored.

Joshua Q. ★★★★★

Our family game night has a new favorite now — my six-year-old begs to be Meef’s dentist every single time. The spinner adds just enough suspense that even the adults get competitive, and the card collecting keeps little hands busy without dragging on.