Malaysian man sets Guinness World Record for most teeth in mouth


Photo: Guinness World Record

PETALING JAYA: A Malaysian engineer has become a viral sensation, garnering nearly half a million views, after a rare dental condition gave him more teeth than most people thought biologically possible, earning him a place in the Guinness World Records.

Prathab Muniandy, 33, a father of one, has 42 teeth, significantly more than the typical adult count of only 32. The condition, known as hyperdontia, causes extra teeth to develop and is considered very rare.

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