Congratulations? Paul Bishop lost his dentures during a night out in Benidorm, Spain. Eleven years later, the now 63-year-old was able<a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-manchester-60327304"> to get his fake teeth back</a> thanks to authorities utilizing current DNA tracking technology. Bishop’s false teeth fell while vomiting into a bin in a Spanish party resort.&nbsp; "I had downed the rest of my cider and it decided to come back up. The bin was the closest thing to me.” He told BBC Northwest Tonight.&nbsp;Spanish authorities found his dentures in a landfill and were able to track him to his home in Greater Manchester. Bishop initially thought that he was pranked after seeing his long-lost artificial teeth. The whole incident, Bishop shared, was unbelievable. "Everyone knows about my famous teeth... I am going to have to open a Stalybridge teeth museum," he shared.&nbsp;Image credit: PA Media&nbsp;#dentures #lostandfound #DNA #Spain Update Feb 2022: The truth behind the viral fake teeth story may <a href="https://www.wired.com/story/false-teeth-viral-story" alt="actually be stranger than meets the eye" class="on">actually be stranger than meets the eye</a>.