SugarDragon

Book 1 arriving 1 June 2026

He steals rotten teeth.

Brush twice a day and he loses his wings.

Less sugar Less fillings Healthy smiles

Age group18m to 5 yrs
Evidence baseNHS aligned
Launch date1 June 2026
Pilot partnerN17 Dental
Age group
18m to 5 yrs
Evidence base
NHS aligned
Delivering Better Oral Health
Launch date
1 June 2026
Pilot partner
N17 Dental
Tottenham N17
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The Sugar Dragon recoiling in horror at a tube of minty toothpaste

Small. Red. Absolutely obsessed with rotten teeth.

He has a bright yellow chest, tatty grey wings, and yellow teeth he is very self-conscious about. He is obsessed with sugary food, fizzy drinks, and, most of all, rotten teeth. He hollows them out and flies home inside them.

There is one thing that terrifies him: minty toothpaste.

And when a child brushes their teeth twice a day for the full two minutes? His wings fall off. He has to walk home. He hates walking.

A series your toddler will want to finish

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Coming 2026

Sugar Dragon Goes to Bed

Bedtime is the Dragon's favourite time. The lights go off. The toothbrush goes quiet.

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Coming 2026

Sugar Dragon Goes to School

Maya's first day in reception. The Dragon has plans for her packed lunch!

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Coming 2026

Sugar Dragon Goes to a Party

Party bags, birthday cake, and the Dragon has been eyeing the sugar bowl all week.

15 books planned. One villain. Zero fillings.

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Three steps to defeating the Sugar Dragon.

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Read together

Sugar Dragon turns the bedtime brushing routine into a story. Your child becomes the hero who defeats the villain every single night.

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NHS Delivering Better Oral Health (2021)
Why stories build habits

The NHS recommends supervised brushing from the first tooth until at least age 7. Consistent routine engagement is the strongest predictor of long-term oral health in young children. Stories make it something children look forward to.

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Brush to win

Fluoride toothpaste is the weapon. Two minutes, twice a day. The book ties the habit directly to defeating Sugar Dragon.

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NHS DBOH (2021) · OHID (2022)
The fluoride evidence

Consistent use of fluoride from infancy helps prevent this.

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Track the streak

The free brushing wallchart lets children mark each victory. Visual reward systems work. The evidence says so.

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Frontiers in Oral Health (2023) · JMIR mHealth (2021)
Visual rewards and compliance

Visual reward tools and gamified brushing apps significantly improve adherence in children under 6. Peer-reviewed mHealth reviews identify immediate visual feedback as the most effective non-clinical lever for building pre-school brushing habits.

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A mother and her young daughter on a sofa, laughing together as they read Sugar Dragon Goes to the Dentist

The brushing battle. Won.

Parents across the UK are putting Sugar Dragon on the bathroom windowsill and watching the arguments stop.

The Dragon is the villain your child gets to defeat. Twice a day. For two whole minutes.

It is not a chore. It is a game. And your child wins it.

Two minutes. One dragon. Zero arguments.

The Sugar Dragon app is a free twice-daily brushing timer for iOS and Android. Watch the Dragon shrink in real time. At two minutes, the wings fall off. A tooth sticker lands on the streak calendar.

  • No ads. Ever.
  • No data collected from your child.
  • No dark patterns or streak-loss anxiety.
  • Free forever for the core brushing loop.
Join the app waitlist

Launching Q4 2026. In pilot at N17 Dental, Tottenham.

A father and daughter at the kitchen counter, smiling as they watch the Sugar Dragon app on a phone
The Sugar Dragon walking away with his wings falling off while the Tooth Fairy watches from a bedroom window

His wings fall off. Every time.

When your child brushes for the full two minutes, twice a day, the Sugar Dragon has to walk home. His wings detach mid-stride.

He absolutely hates walking.

This is the promise at the heart of every Sugar Dragon book. A villain your child can defeat, on their own, with a toothbrush. Every single morning and night.

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23.7%

of five-year-olds in England
have tooth decay
OHID, 2022

  • All brushing guidance follows NHS Delivering Better Oral Health (2021), covering fluoride amounts, twice-daily routine, and spit-don't-rinse.
  • Clinically reviewed by Mr S Ditta, registered UK dental hygienist, before every public release.
  • Pilot partner: N17 Dental, Tottenham N17, starting 1 June 2026.

Stick it on the bathroom wall.

Download the free Sugar Dragon brushing chart. Your child puts a sticker in a square every time they brush. Fill in 14 days and the Dragon on the chart loses both wings.

Plus a personalised Tooth Fairy certificate for every child who completes the chart.

Sugar Dragon's Healthy Teeth Chart, a two-week sticker chart for the bathroom wall
Tooth Fairy Certificate, personalised for your child