Lost Teeth Aren’t Worth What They Once Were
Even the tooth fairy has fallen on hard times it seems.
According to a new study, a lost tooth isn’t worth what it once was. Delta Dental says the average payout for a tooth is $3.70, down 43 cents since last year. Values also depend on where in the US people live. Kids in western states earned $4.13 per tooth, while those in the east got $3.75. The south did a little better at $3.91, while poor midwesterners only found $2.97 under their pillows. The bright point in the research shows losing that first tooth is lucrative, pulling in $4.96 today versus $4.50 last year.
Does the tooth fairy still visit your kids? How much are they seeing under the pillow? What did you receive as a kid?
Apparently, the tooth fairy is pinching pennies.The cost for a lost tooth is down 43 cents, according to the yearly survey from Delta Dental.https://t.co/zJtqQMCwvQ
— WBTV News (@WBTV_News) February 26, 2019
