Czech fake dentist gave root channels after reading online instructions, for example

The Czech police accused a 22 -year -old fake dentist and assistants after treating dozens of patients who use the instructions on the Internet.

Police said that the three family members opened a surgery without a license in their home in Hvlikov Broad two years ago and treatment of patients without any “necessary professional knowledge.”

They added that the 22 -year -old extracted teeth, and conducted the complex root and anesthetic channels applied, relying on the information he obtained online.

The police said that all of them admitted that they were guilty of a number of charges, and they were facing imprisonment for up to eight years. The police did not say whether any of their patients complained about their treatment.

A 50 -year -old woman worked as a nurse, while a 44 -year -old man produced artificial devices for patients.

The police said the illegal clinic dealt with dozens of patients and made four million Czech Corona (137,827 pounds, 185,500 dollars).

“The woman, who worked in the health sector, provided anesthesia as well as other dental medicine materials that had their arrival, such as fillings, cleaning powder, glue, impression materials, and much more,” the police said in a statement.

“A 22 -year -old man was a dentist, although he lacks the necessary professional knowledge.”

Police spokeswoman, Michaela Libeva, refused to comment on whether the force was working on patients with patients.

The three were arrested earlier this month, before being charged this week of operating illegal actions, money laundering, attempt to attack, drug trafficking and theft. The police said that all of them admitted that they were guilty.

The head of the Czech dental room, Romanian šmucler, said that he has an average of 10 cases of a fake dentist in the country.

“I have two other directives today, so there are three cases in the Czech Republic,” said šmucler of Czech Media Outlet Radiožurnll.

The Czech parliament last year passed a draft law that facilitates the employment of dentists from countries outside the European Union.