Czech fake dentist gave root channels after reading online instructions, say police

The 22-year-old fake dentist and two assistants were accused of the Czech police after treating dozens of the instructions found on the Internet.

Police, three family members opened an operation without a license in the homes in the Havlicuv Brod, said they did not treat patients without any “necessary professional knowledge.”

They added that the 22-year-old man pulled the teeth, drawing in complex root channels and applied anesthesia and the information received online.

They all admitted his sin on a number of charges, the police said and faced up to eight years in prison. Police did not say that he complained about the treatment of any of his patients.

A 50-year-old woman worked as a nurse, a 44-year-old man prepared prosthetic devices for patients.

Police said they were treated in the illegal clinic with them and said four million Czech Czech Congs (137.827 TL, 185,500 dollars).

“Women who work in the health sector, anesthesia and the steppe, cleaning powder, glue, impressive, impressive material and more, gave other dental material.

“A 22-year-old man acted as a dentist in the absence of the necessary professional knowledge.”

Police spokesman Maykela Lebrova refused to comment that the force moves over the complaints of patients.

Before this month, all three were arrested this week before being charged with illegal work, money laundering, rape, drug and theft. They admitted all the guilt of the police.

President of the Czech Dental Chamber Roman Šmucler, a year after a year a year in the country, he said that there was an average of 10 fake dentists.

“There are two more presentations today, so there are three cases in the Czech Republic today,” he said.

The Czech parliament made a bill that facilitates employment of dentists outside the EU last year.