Luke Boulton, 9, shows off the 1.02-inch baby tooth that was declared the world's longest by Guinness World Records. Photo courtesy of Guinness World Records
Boulton's family said the tooth was removed Sept. 17, 2019, when the boy was 8 years old, but they only recently learned that their application for the world record had been accepted and they have not yet received an official certificate.
"It was a bit disturbing at first to think that was in someone's mouth," Craig Boulton, the boy's father, told PTBO Canada of when he first saw the extracted tooth. "It was pretty impressive."
Boulton said Luke's oldest sister, Leah, suggested the tooth could be a world record.
Luke Boulton said he is planning to have his tooth displayed with his certificate once it arrives from Guinness.
