Canadian boy holds Guinness World Record for longest milk tooth extracted

A nine-year-old boy's tooth has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest milk tooth extracted. The milk tooth measures 2.6 centimetre.

Ever heard of the tooth fairy? Well, kids around the world believe that if you keep your broken milk teeth under the pillow, the tooth fairy will come at night and take care of it eventually. She takes away the tooth and leaves some coins under the pillow. However, nine-year-old Luke Boulton received a world record as a gift after his milk tooth was extracted. Yes, you read that right. Luke, who hails from Peterborough in Canada, grabbed a place in the Guinness World Records because of his tooth. In case you are wondering how, then let us inform you that Luke broke the record for the longest milk tooth extracted and is the proud owner of the title now.