A woman in New York was arrested for running an unlicensed dental operation inside her Safok County’s house despite no professional dental training.
55 -year -old Yolni Mejia Careza was accused of three cases of unauthorized practice of a profession.
Katalina said during a news conference on Friday, “The investigation began when the third pre -print detectives were suggested that Careza had injured many patients and in one case, severe nervous damage caused partially causing the facial paralysis.” “We think there are probably many more possible complainants, and we will firmly encourage them to come forward.”
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A Magshot of Yolni Mejia Keranza arrested by Safok County Police to allegedly conduct an illegal dental practice. (Safok County Police)
Katalina said the police believe Cariza targeted the Hispanic community, especially illegal migrants without health insurance.
A dental chair inside the alleged illegal domestic dental exercise of Yolni Mejia Cairza. (Safok County Police)
ABC7 reported that Carranza used only local anesthesia, despite the serious level of the process she was completing, and the police found antibiotics in the dental location of the house.
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In The Dentist’s office where Yolni Mejia Caranza allegedly conducted an illegal dental exercise. (Safok County Police)
The police also believe that it practiced another illegal domestic dentistry for eight years at a separate place.
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“(Prosecutors) are alleging that he is conducting a dental exercise, I think, without a license of the last 10 or 15 years,” Caranja’s lawyer, Aaron Walnstein, told Fox News Digital.
“You know if these (allegations) were true – that she was actually doing dental work – and she was for the last 10 or 15 years, I think, you know, for any dentist, there is no three complaints in 10 or 15 years that she has alleged that she had done.”
Karanza was introduced and released on 14 March. She is scheduled to return to court on 1 April.
