Dental Office Employee Admits To Pulling 13 Teeth Without License

By Abdul Rafay in Bizarre On 20th July 2021
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In the United States, a dentist office employee acknowledged removing 13 teeth from a patient.

Laurel Eich, of Reno, Nevada, said authorities she used discarded anesthesia to perform the treatment at a Sun Valley dentist.

Eich is accused of stealing more than $22,000 (£15,983) from her workplace during a break-in.

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In a statement, Washoe County Sheriff's Office said: "Washoe County Sheriff's Office detectives have arrested Laurel Eich, 42, of Reno on multiple felony counts stemming from a commercial burglary at a Sun Valley dental office.”

"On May 3, 2021 patrol deputies responded to an after-hours alarm call at a dental office on Sun Valley Boulevard.”

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"Deputies found a door ajar, and a back window was broken. After the business was cleared by K9 deputies, it was discovered that only a cash drawer was disturbed.”

"A total of $22,861 was stolen in cash and cheques.”

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"During the investigation, detectives identified Eich as a person of interest in the planning and execution of the commercial burglary."

Officers found out about Eich's illegal extraction while investigating the crime.

However, neither the identity of the person she extracted nor the reason for the extraction is known.

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The statement continued: "During the investigation, detectives also learned that Eich performed 13 tooth extractions at an earlier date and time on one person.”

"Eich admitted to multiple people, including detectives, that she performed the medical procedure and used anesthetic disposed of by the dental office.”

"With assistance from the Nevada Department of Public Safety, Parole and Probation Division, Eich was ultimately interviewed and arrested on July 14, 2021, on multiple counts: one felony count of Performing Surgery on Another Without a License; one felony count of Burglary of a Business, second (or more) offense; one felony count of Grand Larceny Greater Than $5,000 but Less Than $25,000; three felony counts of Violation of Probation or Condition of a Suspended Sentence; and one gross misdemeanor count of Conspiracy to Commit Burglary."