Toothache.

Toothache?

You got a toothpick?

No, no!

Have you got a toothache.

Come back alive!

Match.

Matches?

It's not as mundane as toothpaste.

He struck a match.

Please go back carefully.

Djinni! Djinni! Come back!

Strike a match.

You have a match?

For a match.

You got a match?

I'll get a stick.

Give me a match.

Give me a match.

We crossed trails once. He was a dentist then.

Get some more sleep.

I could use a match.

I haven't got a match.

Got a match?

A match? Thank you. Match?

Ah, young lady. Do you have a match?

Got a match?

You're a monkey on a stick!

Tom has a dentist appointment at 2 30.

Anybody got a match?

You got a match, bud?

Hey, sugar, you got a match?

Wait, I'll light a match.

Let me write this down here. So if I want big teeth and brown eyes.

Maybe you'd better get yourself another dentist, huh?

And when I'm old and gray and toothless and bootless,

Son of man, what is the vine tree more than any tree, the vine branch which is among the trees of the forest?

Son of man, What is the vine tree more than any tree, or than a branch which is among the trees of the forest?

The Matchstick Girl and The Little Mermaid.

From now on, each stick is 100.

Nothing. Not even a stick of gum.

Got a match?

Then we pick up a toothbrush, and we squeeze some of the Salvodent along the bristles, like so.

that the young gentleman's teeth are very dirty. They are not.

Who acted as a cosmic match? And so on.