Florida woman arrested for unlicensed dental work allegedly used superglue on victims' teeth: police
A Florida woman was arrested after allegedly doing unlicensed dental work in more than one district.
35 -year -old Emely Martinez is accused of leaving the victims with infection and damaged teeth after establishing fake coatings with cyanoacrillate glue – that is, “Crazy or Superglue”.
In addition to other crimes, Martinez is accused of unlicensed fraud and dentistry.
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Martinez presented a discounted full oral coating treatments at the Tapp Inn Beauty Bar in Pinellas Park, where a coating technician declared Fox 13 Tampa Bay. reported.
Police, claiming that he was unlicensed and did not study, left more than one victim with heavy bills from the emergency dental business.
“In fact, they had to pay thousands of dollars to fix their teeth, and some had to wait for the infection to be cleaned and fixed their teeth,” Pinellas Park Police Department said. Windy Vater told Fox 13.
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According to the arrest orders, two people reported Martinez after the procedures after pain, infections and complications.
Although real coatings could cost more than $ 1,000 per teeth, the report said that Martinez was collected for about $ 3,000 for the entire set and promised a life of five to seven years.
Police said he might have suffered a teeth to Fox 13 and he might have done dental work on children.
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The records show that Martinez was arrested in the Hillsborough district earlier this year and was accused of unlicensed dental work.
According to the report, the authorities may have changed their name and can create additional businesses to hide the fraud.
The American Dentist Association issued a warning stating that procedures performed by unlicensed coating technicians have the potential to cause “irreversible damages” by unlicensed coating technicians.
