Jose Emilio Mas Fernandez, 33, was arrested after an undercover detective visited his house and discovered dental instruments, police say. Mr. Hernandez had allegedly told the detective he could perform a tooth extraction and provide antibiotics for $150.
Police claim Mr. Fernandez admitted to performing dental cleanings and tooth extractions from his home.
He has been charged with practicing dentistry without a license.
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