West v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Appellant Gerald J. West, a dental technician, was found guilty of the misdemeanor offense of practicing dentistry without a license, OCGA § 43-11-50. OCGA § 43-11-17 defines the practice of dentistry as follows: “(a) Any person who charges a fee or salary or any other reward, . . . [and] examines any human mouth, teeth, gums, or jaws or takes an impression thereof for the purpose of treating or operating upon the same; makes or repairs appliances usable on teeth or as teeth unless such appliances are ordered by and returned to a licensed dentist; undertakes to do or…
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