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Woman missing a 'chunk' of tooth, court hears in case of pair accused of posing as dentists


A woman has told a Sydney court she could whistle through a gap in her teeth after drilling work, in a case against two people accused of posing as registered dentists...Amira Karam made an appointment at Guildford Dental Care in October last year after losing part of a filling.



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Why I went rural: One dentist's experience of practising away from the city


A fly-in fly-out (FIFO) job after graduating changed the course of Dr Shiv Pillay’s life. Growing up in Auckland’s city centre, he never thought that a FIFO contract job involving two weeks in and then two weeks out in Emerald, central Queensland would turn into a permanent career move. Now happily ensconced in a new life in the mining town located three hours inland from Rockhampton, married father-of-two. Shiv reflects that it was an easy decision to move to the friendly community where everyone knows everyone.


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Melbourne dental operators penalised


The former operators of a Melbourne dental practice have been penalised a total of $73,000 for underpaying a visa holder tens of thousands of dollars, following legal action by the Fair Work Ombudsman. Ari Masters and Christine Masters, who formerly operated and part-owned the No Brace Centre dental clinic in the Melbourne CBD, have been penalised $55,000 and $18,000, respectively, by the Federal Circuit Court.


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Closure Of The No Brace Centre


Following on from the above story: Melbourne dental clinic No Brace Centre closed on Friday 30 August 2019 without prior notice....On 4 September 2019, the Supreme Court of Victoria appointed Justin Howlett of SMB Advisory as liquidator of the No Brace Centre, taking control of the business and its finances.


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German dentist pulls world's longest known human tooth


On Tuesday, a dentist from the German city of Offenbach received a certificate from Guinness World Records for pulling the longest known human tooth. Dr. Max Lukas had extracted the 37.2-millimeter (1.46-inch) giant tooth from a patient in nearby Mainz who sought help in 2018 for severe dental pain.


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