Free Tooth Fairy Letter Printables

This free printable Tooth Fairy letter makes it easy to leave a special note after your child loses a tooth.

The set includes eight Tooth Fairy letter printables for first teeth and repeat visits, along with matching certificates you can use as keepsakes.

Each letter is ready to print and easy to personalize, so you can have a note from the Tooth Fairy ready the same night without having to write one from scratch.

Printable Letters From the Tooth Fairy

These tooth fairy printables include eight different letters to use when your child loses a tooth, from their very first tooth to later Tooth Fairy visits.

Each printable letter from the Tooth Fairy is ready to use and easy to personalize. The designs are free for personal use, with the printable PDF available at the bottom of the post.

Where Does the Tooth Fairy Live?

Each letter includes Twinkle the Tooth Fairy’s return address:

32 Sparkly Teeth Lane
Ivory Castle
Kingdom of Teeth

The number 32 represents the number of teeth in a full set of adult teeth, which adds a fun little detail for kids to discover. You can also use the matching tooth fairy envelope to complete the set.

Tooth Fairy Letter for a First Tooth

The first-tooth letter congratulates your child on losing their first tooth and includes a gentle reminder about taking care of their teeth.

The message includes:

• Congratulations on losing a first tooth
• Praise for clean, well-brushed teeth
• A reminder to keep brushing and flossing
• A note about leaving a small treat

It makes an easy Tooth Fairy note to leave with a coin, gift, or other surprise.

Tooth Fairy Letters for Later Visits

There are also letters for children who have already had their first Tooth Fairy visit. The wording changes slightly each time, so you don’t have to use the same message whenever another tooth falls out.

The templates have different illustrations, making it easy to choose a new design for each visit.

Free Printable Tooth Fairy Certificate

The Tooth Fairy certificate makes a fun keepsake to pair with the letter or use on its own after a lost tooth.

There are blue and pink designs to choose from, with space to record:

• Child’s name
• Date of the Tooth Fairy visit
• Age
• Tooth condition
• Tooth Fairy payment

Each certificate is quick to fill out and gives kids a little record of their lost tooth and Tooth Fairy visit.

More Tooth Fairy Fun

If you want to extend the Tooth Fairy visit beyond the letter, these simple extras work well without adding much prep.

• Tooth Fairy Activity Pack – A printable set with games, coloring pages, a word search, and certificates for even more Tooth Fairy fun.
• Tooth Fairy I Spy – A quick counting and observation game that works well as a quiet bedtime or morning activity.
• Tooth Fairy Coloring Page – A simple free activity for younger kids to enjoy after losing a tooth.
• The Night Before the Tooth Fairy – A bedtime story that pairs naturally with the letter and builds excitement for the Tooth Fairy visit.
• Tooth Fairy Pillow – A practical keepsake with a pocket that makes nighttime tooth and money swaps easier.

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Last Updated on 19 August 2026 by Clare Brown