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Price: $0.99

For: iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod touch 3rd generation/4th generation, iPad

Combine the tools of good oral hygiene with a puzzle-like app with TEETHING by William Robinson. This game has you navigating your tooth between falling sweets, testing your reflexes as you go. Watch out, because if you make contact with your arch nemesis, aka sugar, your tooth will dissolve. Not to worry though, if this happens toothpaste will save the day and bring back the health of your tooth. The app is not one of the slick graphics-heavy ones like so many out there today. It was created to look and feel like an old-school eight-bit video game. This was further achieved by using only one scene. Even though it’s definitely a throw-back in the looks department, it packs a punch by being very fast-paced. You get to maneuver this to

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