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

A 22-year-old fake dentist and two assistants have been accused by the Czech shelf after treating dozens of patients using instructions found on the Internet.

Police said the three family members found surgery without a license in their home in a toweling ford two years ago and treat patients without “necessary professional knowledge”.

They added that the 22-year-old man was extracted teeth, performs complex root channels, and anesthesia was applied, receiving information he received online.

Everyone pleaded guilty to a number of charges, police said and up to eight years in prison. Police did not say whether any of their patients complained about their treatment.

A 50-year-old woman works as a nurse while a 44-year-old man produces prosthetic devices for patients.

The illegal clinic cures dozens of patients and has made four million Czech corn (137,827 British pounds, $ 185,500), police said.

“The woman who worked in the health sector provided anesthetics, but also other dental materials to which he has access, such as filling, dust cleaning, glue, impression material and more,” a police said.

“A 22-year-old man poses as a dentist, although he lacked the necessary professional knowledge.”

Police spokesman Michaela Lebrov refused to comment on whether the force acts on complaints from patients.

All three were arrested earlier this month before charges were charged this week for working with illegal business, money laundering, attempting to attack, drug and theft. Everyone pleaded guilty, police said.

The President of the Czech Dental Chamber, Roman Schumukler, said he has an average of 10 fake dentist cases reported in the country.

“I have two more opinions today, so there are three cases in the Czech Republic today,” Schmukler told Czech Media Outlet Radiožurnál.

Last year, the Czech Parliament adopted a bill facilitating the hiring of dentists from non -EU countries.