The price being paid out for lost teeth is at an all time high.
Even the Toothfairy hasn't escaped the cost of living crisis.
New figures from the US to mark National Toothfairy Day next week, shows the price being paid out for lost teeth is at an all time high.
A single tooth now costs the fairy an average of $6.23, the equivalent of €5.87.
It's a 16% increase on last year and a whopping 379% rise from 1998 when a single lost tooth set the Toothfairy back $1.30.
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