Tooth Fairy Trivia

What does the Tooth Fairy do with all the teeth she collects?

• Builds a castle
• Makes jewelry
• Uses them to make dentures for old folks
• No one knows for sure

In some cultures, the Tooth Fairy is not a fairy at all, but a...

• Mouse
• Cat
• Bird
• Dragon

How many baby teeth do children typically have?

• 10
• 15
• 20
• 25

The first known mention of the Tooth Fairy was in what year?

• 1908
• 1920
• 1950
• 1980

What is the average amount of money the Tooth Fairy leaves per tooth in the United States?

• $1
• $3-$5
• $10
• It varies widely

What is the name of the mouse that acts as the Tooth Fairy in some Spanish-speaking countries?

• Mickey Mouse
• Speedy Gonzalez
• Ratoncito Pérez
• None of the above

The value of a tooth left for the Tooth Fairy can be influenced by what economic indicator?

• The stock market
• The price of gold
• The housing market
• The price of tea in China

In some Asian countries, children throw their lost teeth on the roof. What is the purpose of this tradition?

• To make the teeth easier for the Tooth Fairy to find
• To ensure the new adult teeth grow in strong and healthy
• To ward off evil spirits
• To bring good luck

What is the name of the organization that tracks the Tooth Fairy's trends and spending habits?

• The Tooth Fairy Association
• Delta Dental
• The American Dental Association
• The International Tooth Collectors Society

What day is National Tooth Fairy Day?

• February 28
• August 22
• December 12
• October 13

What is the recommended amount of time you should brush your teeth?

• 30 seconds
• 1 minute
• 2 minutes
• 3 minutes

What is the name of the sugar that bacteria in your mouth feed on, contributing to tooth decay?

• Fructose
• Glucose
• Sucrose
• Lactose

What is the function of saliva in oral health?

• It only moistens the mouth.
• It helps digest food, neutralizes acids, and contains minerals that can repair enamel.
• It primarily helps with taste.
• It has no real function.

Xerostomia is the clinical term for what condition?

• Tooth decay
• Dry mouth
• Bad breath
• Gum disease

Wisdom teeth are always necessary and beneficial.

• True
• False

Brushing harder cleans your teeth better.

• True
• False

Just like fingerprints, everyone's tongue print is unique.

• True
• False

It takes 43 muscles to frown, but only 17 to smile.

• True
• False

It's important to replace your toothbrush every 3-4 months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed or you've been sick.

• True
• False