Tooth Fairy

The Tooth Fairy works nights only. She rests during the early morning hours, awakens and has a nutritious breakfast, then, brushes her teeth. She spends several hours arranging her schedule to visit each house where a child has lost a tooth. There are thousands in houses all over the world! She takes a short nap before dinner and of course, brushes her teeth and flosses.

Then, after dark, as the moon rises, the Tooth Fairy slips out into her garden where she keeps a cape for cool weather. She flexes her wings, checks her schedule one last time, then softly lifts into the air. She flies through the air, delivering money to each child, slipping soundlessly into the child's bedroom and leaving behind money in exchange for a tooth.

When you want to catch a fairy you have to make a home and put a peppermint candy in side the house.Also put a bell on the door.Put the house near the tree.With tall grass around it.And a button path.Then you have a fairy.

An abscessed tooth typically appears swollen and may have redness around the gum line. The affected area may exhibit a noticeable bump or pus-filled pocket, and the tooth itself might appear discolored or darkened. Patients often experience pain, sensitivity, or swelling in the surrounding gums, and there may be a foul taste or odor if pus drains from the abscess. Overall, the tooth's appearance can vary, but these signs indicate infection and require prompt dental attention.

In the movie "The Tooth Fairy," Randy Harris is played by actor Ryan S. Smith. The film, released in 2010, features Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as the main character, Derek Thompson, who is a tough hockey player turned tooth fairy. Smith's character adds to the comedic elements of the story as it unfolds.

Philip put a small knife under his pillow for protection. He believed it would provide him with a sense of security and readiness in case of any danger. This action reflects his feelings of vulnerability and the need for safety in his environment.

No, you have 24 teeth as a child and you will get 4 molers, as well as 4 wisdom teeth. (24+4+4=32) You will have 32 teeth total.

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Fake question so find out yourself

A hot tooth is a tooth that requires a root canal, although all the nerves in the tooth are not dead. Some nerves in the tooth are irritated and inflamed, causing severe toothache and sensitivity to hot and cold food and drink.

While there is no actual tooth fairy, if we were to believe in such, then they would have to be a spirit being, much like an angel. Spirit beings have no gender, and you can use various religious writings to support that notion. You cannot change nor vary your gender if you never had one.

So, to answer the question, no.

Yup! I always used to leave the tooth on a piece of paper with a letter on! She always wrote on the back a reply! ( + a coin!)

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Do you mean as in phone number? The tooth fairy doesn't really exist, so she won't have a phone number.

Yes, 'tooth fairy' is a compound noun, a word for a character from folklore who issupposed to leave money under a child's pillow in place of a baby tooth that has just fallen out; a word for a character.

No it is not

She is beautiful!She has long golden wavy hair, green eyes, healthy and white teeth,a sparkly blue dress,red lipstick,and french manicure.She also has a really nice smile that could brighten up your day!

Every family has a different tooth fairy. My tooth fairy and me exchange letters, and she is invisible, but every fairy is unique.

yes absolutely. I once watched a news about a kid swallowed a big nail and got operated. So, even a small tooth can be swallowed.