What were words for dental offices and tools when you were a kid

Bumpy buddy,tickle brush, scratchy rake, hug helpers, blanket cleaning (deep below gums), water whistle, Mr thirsty, mirror buddy, tooth counter, cheek helpers (molt prop), chair ride, sunshine, sugar bugs, shadow bummers, cleaning the shadow bummers, sleepy juice, shiny buddies (silver crowns), pipe cleaners (cleaning deep below gums or for root canals),

I take it you have had your fair share of sleepy teeth and bumpy brushes

Only one I remember is fillings being called "silver stars."

Giggle Gas and Sweet Air

The tickle stick that did my deep cleaning or should I say cleaned under my “tooth blanket”

@Mebmbb such sweet names.

I've only had once a dentist who said "brushing" instead of drilling.

Before and after my dentists used the normal wording: "drilling", "fillings", ....

Giggle Gas and Sweet Air

For me it was "strawberry air". I also remember the doctor asking me to "blow up the balloon"

Also does anyone remember getting "tooth vitamins" like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi4UQTvy50o

Giggle gas (nitrous oxide), tickle brush (electric tooth brush), hugger (papoose).