An annual Tooth Fairy poll shows the value of a lost tooth is on the decline as even the Tooth Fairy's forced to go on a ...

A concerned mother is gritting her teeth about how to handle her child’s uncooperative behavior when it comes to the tooth ...

While most will receive $5, some children are scoring as much as $50 for a single baby tooth, the Australian Dental ...

Chesley McNeil looks at a new poll showing Tooth Fairy payouts down 14%, reflecting changing times and tighter wallets.

The tooth fairy is paying 14% less than they did last year, marking the biggest decline in 27 years. The average child ...

Taking her “tooth fairy duty” very seriously, she flat ironed a $20 American note to ensure it was flat and straight. “The tooth fairy always brings crisp bills, so we used the straightener ...

A new survey reveals that the average payout from the Tooth Fairy has skyrocketed to $5.36 — the highest in the 24-year history of the poll.

It found the average value of a lost tooth in 2023 sits at $6.23, a number that left many parents wide-eyed and joking that the Tooth Fairy at their homes is helping bring that average down. WCCO ...

The Tooth Fairy pays on average $3.70 per tooth, but that's when the tooth fairy shows up. These parents had some clever reasons the fairy forgot.

In 2013, the Tooth Fairy frequently left children with a $20 bill but she's cut back on that type of spending this year. Only 3.6% of Tooth Fairies left $20 or more, down from 6% in 2013.

I had always assumed the Tooth Fairy was big and so carrying pencils wouldn’t be an issue. I also had a vague thought that she turned teeth into stars, but couldn’t find anything to back that up.

In South Africa, kids don’t put the teeth they lose under their pillow for the Tooth Fairy. They leave the tooth in a slipper, and a magic mouse replaces it with a gift while they’re sleeping.