Department of TeethEvery Tooth Accounted For

A Letter from the Tooth Fairy

Form TF-2 · Letter of Dental Commendation

Some teeth deserve more than a receipt. The Tooth Fairy's letter arrives on Department of Teeth letterhead with a handwritten-style signature, a word about how beautifully the tooth was looked after and a gentle encouragement to keep brushing. It's warm, a little bit official and folds neatly to fit under a pillow.

Free classic wording
Letter
One page, portrait

How filing works Open the Filing Desk

Exhibit A · Form TF-2

The Bureau of Whimsy

Department of Teeth

Every Tooth Accounted For

Molar Intake DivisionNo. 1 Enamel Way, Cloud Nine

Case No.TF-2026-32264

FormTF-2

IssuedOctober 8, 2026

Re: Letter of Dental Commendation

Dear Maya,

Your top front tooth arrived safely last night and has been checked in at the Molar Intake Desk. I’m delighted to report it is one of the finest teeth we have received all week.

The circumstances (‘in an apple at lunch’) were reviewed and declared extremely brave. Teeth like yours are what keep Cloud Nine sparkling. Yours will be displayed in the Great Hall of Smiles, right next to a very famous wisdom tooth.

I must fly now, as there are 4,000 pillows on tonight’s route. But I wanted you to know how proud we all are of you.

Yours in enamel,

Tooth Fairy

Chief Molar Inspector

Department of Teeth

P.S. Your pillow was the fluffiest on my whole route. Well done.

Specimen filed for Maya, age 6. Yours carries your child’s name, its own case number and a working verification code. Scan this one with your phone to see the page your child will see.

When it’s called for

A first lost tooth, or a tooth that took weeks of wiggling.
When a nervous child needs reassurance that the tooth arrived safely.
Celebrating good brushing habits without a lecture.
As a reply if your child wrote a note to the Tooth Fairy first.

How to file it

Start at the Filing Desk

4 steps

1Name the recipientEnter your child's first name and age so the wording suits their reading level.
2Add a real detailMention a brave dentist visit, a favourite hobby or a new tooth coming in. Optional, but it makes the letter sing.
3Pick classic or personalisedClassic letters are instant and free. Personalised letters are written fresh by the Bureau around your details.
4Print, fold, deliverPrint on Letter or A4, fold in thirds and leave it beside the pillow.

Notes from the Liaison Desk

Memoranda

Small touches that make the paperwork land, collected from authorised grown-ups.

Memo 1
Seal the letter in a small envelope with your child's name on the front. Envelopes make everything more official.
Memo 2
One true detail beats three general ones. “Your brushing on the left side has improved remarkably” is the sort of thing children remember.
Memo 3
Start a shoebox labelled “Department of Teeth Correspondence”. It fills up faster than you'd think.

Tonight's bedtime story

All stories

Reading Room

The Department of Teeth has stories too. Read one after the tooth fairy letter arrives: each has a 3-minute version for tired nights.

6 min · or 3 min short
Pip's First Solo Run
Pip, the smallest courier in the Department of Teeth, carries a just-lost front tooth from a sleeping boy's pillow to the Enamel Castle on her very first solo flight. A gentle one for the night a tooth comes out.
Read it tonight Put your child in it
6 min · or 3 min short
The Night the Tooth Fairy Got the Hiccups
The Tooth Fairy gets a very bouncy case of the hiccups and decides to wait rather than wake a sleeping girl, leaving an official Delay Notice instead. Just right for the morning the tooth is still under the pillow.
Read it tonight Put your child in it
6 min · or 3 min short
The Lost Teeth Office Takes the Case
Officer Thimble and her glow-worm torch search a sleeping school for a tooth lost at lunch, and remember the Department of Teeth's oldest rule: we count the gap. For children whose tooth went missing or was swallowed.
Read it tonight Put your child in it

Questions from grown-ups

Tooth Fairy Letter

Plain answers about this document, for the grown-ups doing the filing.

Q.1What's the difference between the Tooth Fairy letter and the receipt?

The receipt is short and funny, like a till slip with a condition report. The letter is warmer and longer: praise, encouragement and a signature. Many families use the receipt for every tooth and save the letter for big moments.

Q.2Can the letter mention my child's interests?

Yes. Add details in the form or keep them in your Kindness Ledger, and personalised wording weaves them in. Classic wording stays general but still uses your child's name.

Q.3Is the Tooth Fairy letter right for older children?

Yes. The wording is gentle enough for preschoolers and witty enough that eight- and nine-year-olds enjoy the bureaucratic jokes.

Q.4Can I get the letter in Spanish or French?

Personalised documents in Spanish, Portuguese, French and German are included with a Bureau Pass.

All Department of Teeth forms

Cross-references

Form TF-1Free
Tooth Fairy Receipt
A pocket-sized intake receipt for the tooth: case number, inspection notes and the amount paid under the pillow.
Receipt
Form TF-3Free
First Lost Tooth Certificate
A grand landscape certificate for the very first lost tooth, sealed and co-signed by the Hall of Firsts.
Certificate
Form TF-4Free
Tooth Fairy Forgot? Delay Notice
The tooth is still there this morning? This official notice explains the (very magical) delay and confirms collection tonight.
Official form
Form TF-5Free
Lost or Swallowed Tooth Affidavit
Swallowed it? Lost it at school? A sworn statement the Department accepts in full, tooth or no tooth.
Official form

From the Liaison Handbook

Department of Teeth
Tooth Fairy Money and Traditions: What Families Actually Do
There's no official rate, whatever the playground says. Here's how to choose an approach that suits your family and lasts for every tooth.
4 min read
Department of Teeth
The First Lost Tooth: Traditions, Tips and Keepsakes
From the first wobble to the morning after, here's how to make the first lost tooth a milestone your child remembers fondly.
4 min read
Department of Teeth
What to Do When the Tooth Fairy Forgot
It happens in the best-run households. Here's how to rescue the morning, keep the magic intact and turn a missed visit into a better story.
4 min read

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