Dark dentistry dreams dashed


Taking action: Health Ministry enforcers raiding a beauty salon in Setapak following The Star’s exclusive report (top) on the illegal dentistry business in Malaysia. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Amirah’s plan to study veneer fixing and to set up her own business in the future was dashed following the Health Ministry’s raid on the beauty centre that she went to for the illegal training.

“I like anything related to beauty, including dental.

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