For the second year in a row the Tooth Fairy has tightened her purse strings and the average gift per tooth has decreased ...

The Tooth Fairy is a beloved childhood figure, slipping money under pillows in exchange for tiny teeth. Surprisingly, folklore customs can also be used as an economic indicator, at least in the US.

The tooth fairy isn’t just giving out 50 cents or a dollar anymore. Some Philly-area children are waking up to as much as $20 ...

It was a warm summer morning and while walking on the beach, deliberately in sync with the rhythm of the gently rolling ...

A new poll has shed light on how much parents in the United States paid their children per lost baby tooth in 2024.

Delta Dental found the average payment for each lost tooth was down by 6% last year, but the payout depends on where you live.

The average Tooth Fairy payout fell from $5.84 to $5.01, marking a 14% decline. First-tooth payouts also dropped 12%, down from $7.09 to $6.24. Despite the decrease, the Tooth Fairy’s payouts ...

the average per tooth has grown by 285% since this annual tooth fairy poll started in 1998, from $1.30 to its current $5.01. Delta Dental broke down how much the tooth fairy gives per tooth ...

The state of the economy has even taken a bite out of the Tooth Fairy’s bottom line ... of cash given has climbed 285 percent since 1998 when a lost tooth fetched $1.30 on average. Delta Dental ...