Tooth Fairy Stickers

Kids Actually Get Excited About

Designed for pediatric and family dental and orthodontist offices that want to create memorable patient experiences.

A young boy with a big smile showing missing teeth, holding a sticker of a green dragon, in a medical office or dental clinic setting.
A young boy at a dental office receiving a sticker from a female dental professional while his mother stands beside them. The dental professional is smiling, and there are colorful stickers in a basket on the counter. A woman with long hair is sitting at the reception desk, smiling and listening to the boy. The background has a dark wall with a tooth icon and a phrase about healthy smiles and happy hearts.
A young girl with curly hair in a pink shirt and a pink bow is smiling at a table while choosing a sticker from a clear plastic display holding colorful cartoon character stickers at a dental office with the sign 'Healthy Smiles Happy Hearts' in the background.
A wicker basket filled with colorful stickers featuring animated characters, placed on a counter next to a sign that reads 'Pick Your Sticker!' and a desk with a computer monitor. In the background, a sign on the wall says 'healthy smiles happy hearts' with a tooth icon, and there is a vase with white flowers.
Dentist showing a sticker to a young girl in a dental office while smiling. The girl is sitting in a dental chair, wearing a blue dental bib, and has a pink bow in her hair. There is a sign in the background that says, "You did something amazing today!"

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Why Offices Love Them

A simple reward that turns the end of an appointment into a moment kids remember.

Collectible-style designs

Storybook-inspired stickers kids actually want to choose.

Helps ease dental anxiety

Gives children something positive to look forward to after their visit.

Easy bulk ordering

Simple quantities designed for busy front desks and treatment teams.

Affordable office pricing

Premium-feeling patient rewards without premium office supply pricing.

Kids ask for them

The kind of tiny detail patients remember at their next appointment.