SuperKid Studios

Tooth Fairy Certificate Maker

An official lost tooth certificate with your child's name, tooth number and date. Ready to print in a minute.

How is the brushing going?
Design1 free, 9 more in the kit

Free. Prints on US Letter or A4. We ask for your email once.

Tooth Fairy Headquarters
Lost Tooth Certificate
This certificate is proudly given to
Emma
for bravely losing a tooth and leaving it for the Tooth Fairy. The tooth has been checked, counted and added to the fairy collection.
1
Tooth number
Date
Sparkling clean
Tooth quality
FAIRY APPROVED
The Tooth Fairy
Signed
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Quick answer

A Tooth Fairy certificate is a keepsake that records a lost tooth. Type your child's name and the tooth number, and print a free official lost tooth certificate signed by the Tooth Fairy.

How it works

  1. 1Type your child's first name and the tooth number.
  2. 2Choose how the brushing is going. It sets the tooth quality line.
  3. 3Download the free PDF and print it, on card stock if you can.

When to use a certificate

A certificate suits the milestone teeth: the first one, a front tooth, and the last one. It also helps when a child was brave about a tooth that hurt or had to be pulled by the dentist. It gives them something to show grandparents and friends.

How to make it look official

  • Print on thicker paper if you have it. Card stock feels like a real award.
  • Roll it and tie it with ribbon, or slide it into a clear sleeve.
  • Leave it standing against the bedside lamp so it is the first thing they see.
  • Add a Tooth Fairy letter for the personal message and keep the certificate for the record.

Keeping a tooth record

Children lose 20 baby teeth, usually between ages five and twelve. Writing the number and date on each certificate turns a pile of paper into a small history of growing up. The Tooth Fairy receipt does the same job in a funnier way.

Questions parents ask

What goes on a Tooth Fairy certificate?

Your child's name, which tooth it is by number, the date, a note on the tooth's condition, and the Tooth Fairy's signature. The maker fills all of that in for you.

How do I know the tooth number?

Count how many teeth your child has lost so far, including this one. Children have 20 baby teeth, so the number runs from 1 to 20.

Can I use it for every tooth?

Yes. Change the tooth number and date each time. Some families keep all the certificates together as a record.

Is the certificate free?

Yes. The Starlight design is free with your email. The other five designs are part of the Magic Kit for a single $4.99 payment.

Do I need an account or an app?

No. Everything works in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is no account, no password and nothing to install.

Why do you ask for my email?

We ask once, when you download your first PDF. It lets us send you new free printables for parents. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and we never sell your address.

What paper and printer do I need?

Any home printer and plain white paper work. The PDF is US Letter size and also fits A4 if you choose 'fit to page'. Cream paper or card stock makes it look extra special.

I do not have a printer. What can I do?

Save the PDF to your phone and print it at a library, an office supply store or a pharmacy photo counter. You can also copy the words by hand onto nice paper.

What do I get if I buy a Magic Kit?

A kit unlocks all 10 designs, the tiny letter size, the matching envelope and seals, and removes our site name from the page. It is one payment of $4.99 and it works for every child, every time.

Is a kit a subscription?

No. You pay once. There is nothing to cancel and no renewal. If it does not work for you, email us within 14 days for a refund.

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