Definition
The tooth fairy is a mythical figure who supposedly collects children's lost baby teeth from under their pillows and replaces them with a small payment. Think of her as a magical dentist 🦷 who works under cover of night. She is a symbol of childhood innocence and the transition to adulthood. The tooth fairy provides comfort and reassurance during a time of change. The money left behind is often seen as a reward for bravery and good dental hygiene. While its origins are obscure, it's a widespread cultural tradition.