If one were to look at s recent search history, it might include this: Is it bad if I swallowed a couple of my teeth? Because the agitator swallowed a couple of his teeth during Friday nights game against the . The unfortunate dental work occurred while Shaw was just minding his own busine s sitting on the bench. A puck came up and got him right in the mouth, creating a gash that required 18 stitches to his lower lip. It also knocked out two of his bottom teeth, both of which he ended up swallowing, as told to Brian Hedger of NHL.com: Shaw's teeth, bottom row, were repaired yesterday ... but he lost the originals by way of swallowing them. Ouch. Brian Hedger (@BrianHedger) Here's a look at the play that cost Shaw his chiclets. He actually got knocked off his seat by the blow, Tony Bradley Jersey which likely contributed to the teeth going down his throat (h/t ): Just a friendly reminder that pucks and Andrew Shaw's face do not get along Mike Flanagan (@fLAno0) And because hockey players are as crazy as they are tough, Shaw managed to return to the game. And gue s what happened? He got hit in the face again . Another puck came up and got him above the left eye. The forward had a pretty succinct way of describing his night to Hedger: Shaw also caught a second puck in the face vs. FLA, above the left eye, later in the game. "It was a bad game." Brian Hedger (@BrianHedger) Sure was. Shaws face has been a bit of a puck magnet over the years, though. He famously took a puck up high which opened up a cut that required stitches, during the decisive Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final. Shaw returned to the game, the Blackhawks won the Cup and those stitches ended up being . Gue sing no one is going to want to bid on those teeth once he gets them back, though. Andrew Shaw may have a couple of teeth floating around his stomach right now. (USATSI) Elijah Hughes Jersey