Now a shocking story coming to us out of India. When 17-year-old Ashik Gavai informed his parents of the swelling and intense pain he experienced on the right side of his face, he wasn't being cheeky. In fact, the teenager suffered through the excruciating pain for months as local doctors were simply confused by his condition. It wasn't until the frightening thought of cancer prompted Ashik's father to bring his son to Mumbai for better medical treatment. And that was where the mystery of the frightening freaky fat face was solved. It turns out the growth was not cancerous at all, but Ashik was suffering from complex composite odontoma. An incredibly rare condition wherein a benign tumor forms in the jaw with the ability to generate multiple extra teeth. These extra pearly whites were quite often failed to erupt through the gum line and become impacted in the jaw bone. Ashik's rare case was rare than the rarest rarity, however, because as surgeons began removing the extra teeth, they just kept coming and coming and coming and coming and coming and coming and coming and coming. It was like a mouth guys are erupting forth with an endless supply of backup teeth. The surgery lasted six hours and when all was said and done, doctors removed 232 teeth from Ashik's mouth. The tumor was so robust that when doctors couldn't simply extract the clump, they busted it up with a chisel and a hammer. Click, click, click! Click, click, click! Oh, no! Oh, no! One by one until all 232 were displayed on green medical cloth. In a Washington Post interview, Ashik's doctor said, I had never seen anything like it in all my years of practice. We were so excited by it and it was really fun for us to be able to extract them one by one. Click, click, click! The medical team suspects this is some kind of world record and plan on informing the Guinness world record team. In the meantime, Ashik is expected to make a full recovery and is expecting one heck of a hefty hull from the tooth fairy. Alright.