Not sure why I keep coming back to this game. It feels like a never-ending loop of cleaning teeth and fixing tricky glitches. Sometimes the physics are wonky. It is oddly addictive even with its flaws. The timing and controls can be annoying but I keep trying.
Kids Forest Dentist features simple mechanics with a neat interface. The game involves tricky tasks like removing cavities and polishing teeth. Sometimes the physics feel off, making some actions harder than they should be. It’s straightforward but has enough wonky moments to keep you on your toes.
This game doesn’t really have builds or loadouts. But if you want to play efficiently, focus on upgrading your toolkit. Faster tools and better brushes help clear levels quickly. Playing without wasting time on unnecessary upgrades is key. It’s all about precision, not gear.
Here’s a secret I found. Focus on completing tasks quickly rather than perfectly. Sometimes rushing gets you past tricky sections. Also, don’t ignore small details, they add up. Be patient with the physics — sometimes it’s better to try again rather than force it.
The story isn’t very deep. You move from forest to forest fixing teeth and battling minor foes. It ends with a simple boss fight. No amazing twists, just clear the levels and see the credits. It’s a standard ending but satisfying enough to keep playing more levels.
