Yes, it’s that time of year when we must become reflective on our lives and, in turn, be thankful for our blessings. Last year we wrote a post titled, “The 5 Developments I’m Thankful for in Modern Dentistry,” but this year I think we might have it beat. Why? Because we have scoured the Guinness World Records website and compiled a list of the best dental related world records. And for that, we are thankful.
(All pictures and videos below we have sourced directly from http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com.)
#1 Most Teeth : 37
#2 Most Teeth at Birth : 12
#3 Most People Brushing Their Teeth Simultaneously: 16414
#4 Longest Duration to Hang Suspended by the Teeth: 7 minutes 15 seconds
#5 Most Garters Removed with the Teeth in One Minute: 26
#6 Youngest Person to Wear Full Set of Dentures: 3
#7 Largest Collection of Toothbrushes: 1320
#8 Longest Duration Spinning a Basketball on a Toothbrush: 60.5 seconds
Post written by: Lauren White, Brand and Environmental Director at White Dental Studio in Ashland, OR.
My daughter just turned one on the 31st of march. She currently is cutting all one year molars and four other teeth all at the same time.
My daughter is almost 15 months and still doesn’t have one tooth!
I have no cavities,no fillings I am aged 56,is that a record in Australia?
We’re not sure, but that is impressive!
Hi Nichola, I might be able to challenge you, I’m also 56, no cavities, I have an August birth date.