Deep in the New Forest where no big people ever went there was a tiny little magical village called the Ordon Gardens. Here, three little tooth fairies named Incisor, Canine and Molar were busy at work in their factory. The three tooth fairies were all named after types of teeth.

Incisor was tall and skinny with short pink hair, Canine was also tall with blue hair and Molar was the short, wise one with curly, silver locks. All day long the busy little fairies cleaned and shined the children’s milk teeth they had collected during the night.

The milk teeth were used to make very useful things in Ordon Garden, such as roads in the village, and furniture in the houses of the fairies.

One day, Canine found that the teeth coming into the cleaning factory were not as strong as they used to be. Then incisor tried to explaine.

Oh my God! These teeth are fragile, brittle, with holes and black spots. As soon as I try to polish them with my cloth, they crumble. What should we do?

"I know exactly what’s wrong, The children are beginning to eat far too many sweets and are not looking after their teeth at all" said Incisor.

I know…we can fix it!

The three fairies looked at each other, waited for Molar to explain everything. As usual, it was a brilliant idea. The fairies wasted no time and  got to work immediately.

That night, it was Canine's turn to fly away to collect all the milk teeth from under the sleeping children's pillows. She flew away with a bag of coins, some white berry sandwiches for lunch, and a pack of cards that the three fairies had prepared for the afternoon.

It was such a treat to leave the forest and see the city skyline but it was a dangerous place for fairies. Canine had to make sure that the big people never saw her.

She flew through the starry sky and saw the wonderful city fast asleep.
Her first stop was a young boy named James.

Earlier in the night James and his mum had placed his milk tooth under the pillow. Mummy tucked James into bed and told him all about the tooth fairy who would leave some money in exchange for his tooth.