The Guinness Book of Records recorded dentist Ofenbach extracting a 37 millimeter long tooth from a patient who complained of pain.
At the same time, that tooth was recorded in the book as the longest human tooth.
This happened last year at Mainz, and it is said that three-quarters of the teeth were under the gums of the upper jaw.
Croatian media reported today that the patient who had a tooth extracted was Croatian Mijo Vodopija (63), reports KsP.
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