🧚 Swallowed or Lost the Tooth? It Still Counts

Make a reassuring note from the Tooth Fairy for a tooth that was swallowed, lost at school, or dropped down the drain. Free and printable.

Tooth Fairy Proof › Swallowed or lost tooth letter

Does the Tooth Fairy come if the tooth is swallowed?

Yes, in most families she does. The easiest story is that the Tooth Fairy's wand lights up whenever a tooth comes out, so she knows even without the tooth. Have your child leave a short note on their pillow explaining what happened, then swap it for the printed reply overnight.

Tips for a lost or swallowed tooth

Swallowing a baby tooth is common and usually harmless, but call your dentist or doctor if your child is coughing, wheezing, or in pain. For a tooth lost at school, ask the teacher for a small "lost tooth" envelope next time so it makes it home.

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Questions parents ask

What does the Tooth Fairy do if a child swallows a tooth?

She still visits. A note from the Tooth Fairy explaining that the tooth still counts reassures the child, along with the usual coin or gift.

Is swallowing a baby tooth dangerous?

Usually not; it passes naturally. If your child is coughing, wheezing, or has trouble breathing, contact a doctor right away.

Can I print this letter for free?

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