28th, is a whimsical holiday recognizing the tooth  fairy, a beloved figure in children's folklore.

The tooth fairy's origins are not well-documented,  

but she became prominent in American  culture around the early 20th century.

Celebrations include educating children  about dental hygiene and engaging in  

tooth-related activities, like crafting a  tooth pillow or visiting dentistry museums.

The tradition varies globally; in some cultures,  

a mouse or rat replaces the tooth fairy,  offering gifts for children's teeth.

This day serves as a fun way to  encourage good dental practices  

among children and reminisce about  the magic of childhood beliefs​.