Czech fake dentist gave root channels after reading instructions on the Internet, police say

A 22-year-old fake dentist and two assistants were charged with Czech police after treating dozens of patients who use the instructions found on the Internet.

Police said two family members opened an operation without a license at Havlickuv Brod Brod two years ago and treated patients without any “necessary professional knowledge”.

They added that a 22-year-old man retrieved his teeth, performed complex root channels and applied anesthesia, relying on the information he received on the Internet.

Police said everyone had found guilty of a number of charges and threatened up to eight years in prison. Police did not say whether any of their patients complained for treatment.

A 50-year-old woman worked as a nurse, and a 44-year-old man produced prosthetked tools for patients.

Police said the illegal clinic treated tens of patients and amounted to four million Czech roots (137,827 pounds, $ 185,500).

“The woman who worked in the health field provided anesthetics, but also other dental materials, which she had access, such as filling, powder cleaning, glue, impressions and more,” the police said.

“The 22-year-old man acted as a dentist, though he lacked the necessary professional knowledge.”

Police press secretary Michael Lebrava declined to comment whether the force on patients’ complaints was operating.

All three were arrested earlier this month before accusing this week of management of illegal business, money laundering, attack, addiction and theft. Police said everyone found guilty.

The President of the Czech Dental Camera Roman Schmuser said he had an average of 10 fake dentist cases, which were reported in the year.

“I have two more materials, so today there are three cases in the Czech Republic,” said Schmuler Czech Media Outlet Radiožurnál.

Last year, the Czech Parliament adopted a bill that promoted dentists from non -EU countries.