Free Tooth Fairy Letter Printables
A tooth fairy letter gives kids a clear, reassuring message when they lose a tooth, turning a small moment into something they can read, keep, and remember.
These free tooth fairy letter printables include simple, ready-to-use notes for first teeth and repeat visits, along with matching certificates if you want to add a keepsake.
Each letter is designed to be quick to personalize and easy to print, so you can use it the same night a tooth falls out, no extra prep or planning required.
Tooth Fairy Letter
These tooth fairy printables give kids a simple, reassuring note to read after losing a tooth, whether it’s their first visit or a return visit.
Choose from 8 printable designs that are easy to personalize and quick to use the same night a tooth falls out. The letters are free for personal use, with the PDF available at the bottom of the post.
Where does the Tooth Fairy live?
Each letter includes Twinkle the Tooth Fairy’s return address, adding a fun detail kids love noticing:
32 Sparkly Teeth Lane
Ivory Castle
Kingdom of Teeth
The number references the 32 adult teeth, which makes it a small but memorable detail for curious kids. A matching tooth fairy envelope is available if you want to complete the set.
What the Tooth Fairy Letter Says
For a first lost tooth, the letter congratulates your child and gently reinforces good brushing habits while keeping the tone encouraging and familiar.
Sample message themes include:
- Praise for losing a first tooth
- Noticing clean, well-brushed teeth
- A reminder to brush and floss
- A note about leaving a small treat
There are also follow-up letters for later teeth, with playful messages that acknowledge repeat visits and continued good dental care.
Tooth Fairy Letters for Multiple Visits
Additional letters are included for children who have already met the Tooth Fairy before. These notes keep the tradition consistent while changing the message slightly each time, so it doesn’t feel repetitive.
Each template uses different illustrations, allowing you to rotate designs as your child grows.
Free Tooth Fairy Certificate Printable
A tooth fairy certificate works well as a keepsake, either paired with the letter or used on its own. These printable certificates are available in blue and pink and include space to record:
- Child’s name
- Date of the visit
- Age
- Tooth condition
- Tooth Fairy payment
They’re designed to be quick to fill out and easy to save, creating a simple record of each lost tooth without adding extra prep.
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, easy to use for a short dental-themed activity.
Tooth Fairy I Spy – A quick, low-prep counting and observation game that works well as a quiet bedtime or morning activity.
Tooth Fairy Coloring Page – A simple free option for younger kids who want something calm to do after losing a tooth.
The Night Before the Tooth Fairy – A familiar bedtime story that pairs naturally with the letter and sets the tone for the visit.
Tooth Fairy Pillow– A practical keepsake with a pocket that makes nighttime swaps easier.
Want even more magical Tooth Fairy fun?
Get Your Free Printable Tooth Fairy Letter PDF Here!
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Last Updated on 8 January 2026 by Clare Brown
