Tooth Fairy

The part of the tooth hidden inside the tooth is called the pulp. The pulp is located in the center of the tooth and contains blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue. It plays a crucial role in nourishing the tooth and sensing stimuli such as temperature and pain. If the pulp becomes infected or damaged, a root canal procedure may be necessary to remove it and save the tooth.

as in what pet may be good for the Tooth Fairy? I would be willing to bet that she would like a butterfrog. which are tiny pink frogs with glittery skin that are found hidden among Lillypad blossoms. They drink fresh dew and eat water gnats. they have translucent wings that resemble a butterfly's wings and turn blue and purple in the right light. It is often said that male Butterfrogs can breathe fire. However, experts on the subject deny this and say that they sneeze fireworks, not breath fire. Little is known of either the tooth fairy or her favorite animal. But I can assure you they have a long history of working together in the (DCA) dental collection agency.

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Well, isn't that just a happy little mystery? Sometimes in the world of movies, things happen behind the scenes that we may not understand. But it's important to focus on the beauty of the film itself and the joy it brings to those who watch it. Let's just appreciate the magic of storytelling and the wonderful performances we do get to see.

The male wild boar, the Narwhal, and the elephant are a few.

A shedded primary tooth root is usually small, slender, and cone-shaped. It may appear slightly curved and have a smooth surface. The root may be light in color and can vary in length depending on the type of tooth it belonged to.

yes, you don't get the money for free. Your Mum and Dad pay the tooth fairy in there taxes. If they didn't pay the tooth fairy the tooth fairy wouldn't come. Why don't you just ask your Mum or Dad to give you the money then you can keep your tooth as well and keep a collection!

Fairies are prevalent in folklore and mythology around the world, with various forms and names in different cultures. Some countries known for their fairy tales and folklore involving fairies include Ireland, Scotland, England, Germany, and Japan. These mythical creatures are typically depicted as supernatural beings with magical powers and are often associated with nature.

The tooth fairy is a mythical character and does not have a universally recognized real name. The concept of the tooth fairy varies across cultures and there is no definitive answer to what her real name is.

The Tooth Fairy's name is traditionally not specified. It is more of a generic title given to the mythical character who exchanges lost baby teeth for a small gift or money.

My 6 year old daughter has just told me that the tooth fairy lives at the North Pole. She works with Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny, so they all live together there. However, I also saw another website today indicating that the Tooth Fairy lives in St. Louis. Acully the tooth fairy lives about nine clouds east through the lavendar bridge and on to sky road. and then you will find her house hidden in the clouds

I am a dental nurse and I usually call myself the tooth fairy. I live in Denmark, (Scandinavia, Northern Europe) so in case you want to tell the truth, the answer must be that the tooth fairy lives in Denmark :)

That's the wonderful thing about make believe land. You get to decide. However, by tradition, there is one tooth fairy (who, magically, is able to get to all children whose teeth are placed under their pillow), similar to the way in which Santa Claus works! :)

The tooth fairy takes the collected teeth, typically leaving a small amount of money or a small gift in exchange. The teeth are often said to be used to make new stars in the sky or to build fairy houses and castles. Ultimately, however, the specific purpose of the teeth collected by the tooth fairy varies across different cultures and folklore.

To make a tooth "wigglyer" or loosen a tooth, you can gently wiggle it with your fingers or tongue. Avoid forcefully pulling or twisting the tooth, as it could cause pain or damage. It is important to let your loose tooth naturally fall out on its own when it is ready.

The Tooth Fairy is almost too fast to see! When the Tooth Fairy hears that, Clap of sound, that over whelming thunderous clap that you feel in your bones! The Tooth Fairy is off like a shot, being pulled by forces we can't understand, to the location of the tooth that just jumped from it's assigned slot in the mouth of a child. Even with all the speed of the Tooth Fairy, flashing through the sky like a metor or the silver stream of a jet, it may take all day, even into the night before the Tooth Fairy can reach the tooth calling out to be retreived. The Tooth Fairy may have to stop untold times before reaching the original goal, because during the trip for the first tooth, others will call, many others will call out with their own thunderous clap along the way. Pulling the Tooth Fairy this way and that! Many different teeth pulling and tugging on the Fairy! And as I've said, the Tooth Fairy is a very special Fairy, and being such adapts to the changing plans, forces, and routes to make the best use of time possible. After all, The Tooth Fairy has had a long time to become an expert at this. So, the Tooth Fairy is very fast, and if not always stopping to gather teeth, and tend to the duties as required of such a powerful fairy, might even have had to figure some way to slow down. The air does tend to get hot, and burn just a bit, when going that fast!

A shark tooth typically has a triangular and serrated shape, with a pointed tip. The size and shape can vary depending on the species of shark. They are usually white or off-white in color and can vary in size from a few centimeters to several inches in length.

The boys who played instruments with the kid at the talent show in the end of Tooth Fairy were not credited specifically by name.

Well, I don't know if all Spanish speaking countries believe in the same thing , but it's called "Raton Perez" and it's the same that tooth fairy, brings you some money when your tooth falls ...

Say Hallae! Which means hello. Anhilna fey! means beatiful fairy. I fyou are unsure a fairy is near, say Elhen! If you here a faint replay back, a fairy is near.

Centuries ago, in Europe it was a common practice when a child's baby tooth fell out (primary tooth), to bury it in the ground. It was done so that a new tooth (permanent tooth) would grow in its place. The other reason for this ritual was the superstition, that if a witch got a hold of the tooth, a curse could be placed on the child, (as with fingernail clippings and/or hair). So by burying their children's teeth, this unfortunate curse was prevented from happening.

Anyway, as people migrated to this country, many of the same beliefs and superstitions followed them. However, since most of the people now found themselves living n towns and cities, bare land wasn't as plentiful. So they began placing the teeth in small flowerpots, or planter boxes. Eventually this rite too changed, and the fallen out tooth was placed under a child's pillow, where the parents switched the tooth (always in the middle of the night) for a treat or a coin.

Of course the curious children wanted to know what happened to their small teeth. And since children love to hear stories, their parents explained to them who was actually removing their teeth and leaving the treat in its place. The Tooth Fairy was born. All children grew to love this rite of passage, and the coming of the Tooth Fairy.

Some how, when parents are late to give the treat in, the parents say stuff like "the tooth fairy is on holaday" or other lame excuses

to me, yes. i read in a book that a baby fairy starts off by having a dandelion as a wand and then goes on to have a wand that I'm not sure is called. more older fairies don't need wands resulting in that they can use their mind to do such magic.

tooth fairies are usally blue or pink and wear purple and light blue and pinlk dresses but if you dont believe in them then they wont be real!

No there are not because can you really see a guy in a fairy dress? I got my answer from a very good source. Your friend, Taylor