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FOLLOWING the Bernama report on the YouTube-trained “dentist” who was fined by the sessions court in Kuala Terengganu for providing illegal dental service, social media is now abuzz with a discussion on the issue.

Some are questioning the authorities and the light penalty imposed (considering the implication on the patients) while others are impressed and amazed at how she developed and mastered the high-level orthodontics skill just by watching videos on YouTube.

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