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]]> http://discountdentalplanscoupon.com/coupon-update/we-love-dentalplans-com-coupon.html/feed 0 http://discountdentalplanscoupon.com/coupon-update/police-charge-man-with-being-a-fake-dentist.html http://discountdentalplanscoupon.com/coupon-update/police-charge-man-with-being-a-fake-dentist.html#comments Sat, 17 Apr 2010 14:47:52 +0000 http://discountdentalplanscoupon.com/?p=1032 In a rented room between a Southwest Side auto body yard and a scrap metal facility, Francisco Rendon allegedly performed dental work on willing patients, despite not having a dentist’s license, authorities said.

Inside the two-room space next door to Courtesy Metals in the 3700 block of South California Avenue, Rendon clandestinely ran a dentist’s office equipped with syringes, painkillers and dentures, according to Chicago police.

The makeshift dental office in the Brighton Park neighborhood, steps away from a metal scrapping machine called the “Bone Crusher,” was free of frills.

Instead of sitting in a traditional reclining dentist’s chair, patients sat in a leather office seat, according to police reports. The reports said that Rendon, 49, worked on teeth using something similar to a power tool usually used for polishing metal and that patients spit into a garbage can instead of a sink. Rendon told police he had a dental license he said he had earned in Mexico.

That seemed to be enough for his clientele, police said. Officers arriving to investigate an anonymous tip found five persons waiting to be treated. Rendon did not have the proper credentials to practice in the United States and no business license from the city.

Rendon was arrested Thursday and charged with misdemeanor providing medical service without a license, said police Cmdr. David Jarmusz said.

Repeated attempts to reach Rendon, who lives in the rented space, were unsuccessful Friday. The owner of Courtesy Metals, who did not want his name used, said he did not know what his renter was up to, saying the Mexican national only had friends visit.

Susan Hofer, a spokeswoman for the state department of Financial and Professional Regulation, which oversees the licensing of hundreds of professions, said unlicensed dentists pose a threat to consumers. Unlike an unlicensed home contractor, who might damage property, an unlicensed dentist might be dangerous to a patient’s health, she said.

The department has received 30 complaints concerning unlicensed dentistry in the past 16 months, she said.

Last week, a dentist and his assistant in downstate Macon County were criminally charged after he was accused of allowing his assistant to perform unauthorized dental work.

Today, the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID, www.aaid.com), the leading professional society for dental-implant practitioners, advised consumers interested in implants that in-depth practitioner training and experience are critical for successful outcomes, and prospective patients should inquire about a dentist’s implant qualifications (see also <http://www.newsrx.com/library/topics/American-Academy-of-Implant-Dentistry.html> American Academy of Implant Dentistry).

“It can be a difficult decision to undergo surgery to insert dental implants to replace one or more missing teeth,” said AAID President Joel Rosenlicht, DMD. “Many practitioners, including general dentists, are well qualified to provide implant treatment, based on their extensive experience and in-depth training. However, beware of those who simply attend a weekend implant seminar.”

Rosenlicht further explained it is impossible for a dentist to become proficient at implant surgery over the course of a single weekend. “Regardless of whether a dentist is a specialist or a general practitioner, attending a weekend session isn’t enough. There is a higher level of risk with the procedure if the dentist hasn’t had extensive, specific training and experience in placing and restoring dental implants.”

He added that implant surgery is precise and very predictable, but it is an invasive procedure that requires excellent surgical skills. “In most cases, the surgery won’t be successful unless patients have sufficient bone mass in the jaw to secure the implant. So rigorous training and extensive experience are critical factors when judging if a patient would be a good candidate for implants.”

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But the children, selected through the school district by referral from nurses, will get additional treatment, said Aiken dentist Dr. Charlie Wyont, who has coordinated the Aiken County effort in the national program that provides the pro bono services.

Originally, dentists volunteering with the program went ahead and treated kids with cavities and other needs on the “Give Kids a Smile” day. But that time frame allowed only partial treatment, Wyont said. Last year, dental hygienists began a procedure of providing the children with a thorough cleaning, followed by screening from the dentists.

“Now the child gets a complete treatment in our offices,” said Wyont. “We aren’t seeing the same number of kids now. The first year, we had over 100 children, and it’s gone down each year. As this program has gone on, the dentists have visited schools for screenings, and nurses can also refer for abscesses or tooth decay. We’re getting feedback from the dentists that we’re seeing less problems in the schools. The system is working.”

ATC’s dental assisting program has hosted Give Kids a Smile since its start in Aiken County.

“I love having them here,” said the program director, Amy Johnson. “It’s a great learning experience for our kids and a good networking experience, too. It meets the needs of an underserved group of kids in the community. I wish we had the ability to do this more than once a year.”

Johnson’s students provided assistance as needed and observed the hygienists and dentists. A group of health science students from the Aiken County Career and Technology Center also coordinated games and other activities for children while they waited to see a hygienist and a dentist. One health science student, Elizabeth Hernandez, had a different assignment, serving as a translator for some of the kids. A native of California, Hernandez’s parents are from El Salvador.

“This has been great,” she said. “I look forward to doing it again. My hope of wanting to be a nurse has grown. So far the kids have been really excited. I think they felt more comfortable knowing I was there.”