Dragon Dentist

The boy who fixes dragons' teeth

De: Jaesung kim

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A boy with three horns. A school for healing dragons. And a cursed cavity that could destroy them all.



High in a lonely mountain monastery, a baby is left at the gate—with three small horns on his head. The monks whisper that he is marked by the devil. But Abbot Snail sees only a bright, fearless smile. He names the child Peter, hides the horns under a jester’s cap, and raises him in secret.



Years later, Peter and the abbot unlock an ancient Egyptian scroll written by Hesyre, the world’s first dentist… and the first to mend the teeth of dragons. Soon a Dragon Dentist School opens on the monastery rooftop. Only children of royal blood may enter. Peter, the foundling with the horns, is left outside—fetching tools, clearing dragon-fire, and dreaming of the day he might heal a dragon himself.



Then a dark dragon arrives. His cursed cavity does not just ache—it swallows. In one terrifying moment, the abbot and the young princes vanish inside it. Now Peter must journey into the Magic Forest, where every fear becomes real, and face the truth he has hidden his whole life:



The horns he has always been ashamed of may be the only thing that can save them.



A warm, inventive middle-grade fantasy about courage, kindness, and discovering that the very thing that makes you different might be exactly what the world needs.



For readers who love dragons, friendship, and stories that celebrate being yourself.



Book One of the Dragon Dentist series. Winner of the Socheon Children’s Literary Award in Korea. Written by a real dentist who fixes teeth every day (though none of them have belonged to a dragon… yet).