Simulation Game Dentist

'Dentist' operates on 'Diagnose-Then-Treat' and 'Tool-Sequencing' logic. The world is a working clinic where each patient's mouth must first be inspected to surface every problem before any instrument touches a tooth. The core logic is 'Ordered-Procedure'—matching the correct tool to each job for cleaning, drilling, or extraction, and applying them step by step, because treating in the wrong order can undo earlier work. The underlying flow rewards preparation: clearing debris before precision tasks like drilling so you can see the field, and using the right instrument the first time to avoid redoing a step. Success is a product of 'Methodical-Care'—steady, correct sequences finish a visit faster than rushing and backtracking.

- Diagnose First: Inspect the patient's mouth to spot each problem.

- Pick the Tool: Choose the right instrument for cleaning, drilling, or extraction.

- Treat Carefully: Apply each tool in the correct order, step by step.

- Finish the Visit: Clear every issue to complete the treatment.

Diagnose the whole mouth before touching anything—treating in the wrong order can undo earlier work. Match each tool to its job; using the wrong instrument usually means redoing the step. Clean and clear debris before precision work like drilling so you can see what you're doing. Take it steady—careful, correct sequences finish faster than rushing and backtracking.

- Precision: 75% —— Rewards players who read the game carefully and adapt their strategy.

- Progression Drive: 82% —— A satisfying sense of advancement with each milestone crossed.