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Saraburi’s Undercover Operation Unveils Illegal Dental Practices: A Police Drama

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Yesterday saw quite the commotion in Saraburi province as local authorities brought down the house on some curious under-the-radar operations. Picture the scene: a dental crime caper, complete with a moonlighting package sorter transforming into an offbeat braces technician by night. Talk about a plot twist worthy of the silver screen!

Leading this intriguing operation was none other than Police Colonel Suriya Sudkankawan, the vigilant superintendent at Mueang Saraburi Police Station. With the backing of Deputy Superintendent Police Lieutenant Colonel Sethhanan Sethapakorn and an army of curious investigators and public health officials, they descended upon the infamous Charoen Rungroj shop, nestled cozily in Thanin Village, Soi 21, Phahonyothin Road. The whispers about this place being a secret hub for fake teeth started echoing in their ears, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Armed with a cunning plan, undercover agents managed to schedule a clandestine appointment for some impressively fake chompers. Upon arriving at this rather notorious venue, they were greeted by the dynamic duo, the grandees of the fake teeth industry: 65-year-old Rojanirin and his business-minded partner-in-crime, Phakmalanath, aged 52. One could almost smell the drama in the air as police revealed their true identities after the artistry of dental impressions was concluded.

But wait, the curtains hadn’t dropped just yet. The dynamic impersonating duo couldn’t provide the essential paperwork. As a result, it was a free-for-all search that unveiled a staggering 35 items, all prime ingredients for a fake tooth-themed adventure, cunningly tucked away within the premises. When faced with the damning evidence, the duo admitted to the charges, and thus, their faux dental dynasty crumbled. Authorities seized the goods, and the faux dentists found themselves on the less glamorous path of legal proceedings.

Not keen on resting on their laurels, by 4 PM of the same day, the gutsy investigative team, together with public health officials, pulled out all the stops to tackle yet another titillating tale of fashion dentistry gone rogue. This time, an undercover agent was primed and ready to explore the world of illegal fashion braces, negotiating a humble 1,200 baht (approximately US$27) for a daring dental escapade at a less-than-official rental room in Moo 4, Pak Khao San subdistrict.

Upon entry, the scene was set for something out of the ordinary—an improvised clinic that looked like it might topple with the mere movement of a misplaced toothbrush. Enter stage right, a 28-year-old named Paphatsara, mid-brace-fitting when the police made their dramatic entrance. Unfortunately for this budding entrepreneur, like her teethy predecessors, the lack of a legitimate business license spelled doom for her new-wave dental practice.

Paphatsara’s heartfelt plea came courtesy of her mother, Thawi, who painted her daughter as a newbie in the brace-world, serving only friends and familiar faces. Paphatsara herself confessed to running this almost whimsical side hustle for a year with charges ranging between 800 and 1,200 baht (US$25 to US$37) per session, making fashion braces not just stylish but a bit of a steal compared to formal clinics. Her enterprising instincts led her to procure equipment via Facebook, creating a side business to complement her primary gig as a package sorter. Alas, her dental-crafting days were cut short, as she too was apprehended for her imaginative yet illegal side venture.

Thus concludes a day packed with the kind of escapades that might earn nods from heist movie enthusiasts. Both chapters of the day, depicting the elaborate run-ins with Saraburi’s underbelly of illegal dental exploits, have now folded quietly behind bars. Meanwhile, the streets of Saraburi buzz with the unsettling echoes of what bizarre occurrences could come next. Stay tuned—these are tales tantalizing enough to make you bite your nails… carefully.

29 Comments

  1. Joe May 27, 2025

    I can’t believe people would risk their health for illegal dental work! Just go to a real dentist!

    • Nina21 May 27, 2025

      Not everyone can afford a legitimate dentist, Joe. It’s easy to judge when you have the privilege.

      • Joe May 27, 2025

        That’s a fair point, but there’s got to be safer alternatives.

  2. Maxwell Brown May 27, 2025

    This sounds like a script straight out of an action-comedy movie. How do people even find these places?

    • SandraD May 27, 2025

      Word of mouth, ironically enough!

  3. AnnaB May 27, 2025

    It’s sad that desperation can drive people to do this. We need better healthcare access.

    • Gary T May 27, 2025

      But also, people need to be responsible for their choices. Laws exist for a reason.

    • AnnaB May 27, 2025

      True, but systemic issues push them there. It’s complicated.

  4. Steve1984 May 27, 2025

    Props to the police for cracking down on these illegal operations. Public safety should always come first.

  5. Larry Davis May 27, 2025

    These fake clinics might be dangerous, but did you see those prices? No wonder people take the risk.

    • CuriousC May 27, 2025

      Sure, but would you really let someone without proper training near your teeth?

    • Larry Davis May 27, 2025

      Not likely. But if you’ve got nothing else, it becomes an option.

  6. Gina74 May 27, 2025

    Imagine going from sorting packages to fitting braces! That’s quite the career pivot.

    • Alex J May 27, 2025

      Desperation makes people do odd things.

    • Gina74 May 27, 2025

      True. It does showcase some creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, though.

  7. Riley May 27, 2025

    What about the people who got their dental work done there? Are they in danger?

    • DoctorDent May 27, 2025

      Absolutely! Improper procedures can lead to serious health issues.

  8. Jessica W May 27, 2025

    They shouldn’t be punished so harshly. They’re just trying to earn a living.

    • Frank D May 27, 2025

      But what about the risk to others? It’s not just about them making money.

    • Jessica W May 27, 2025

      True, but maybe a warning and regulation would help instead of straight punishment.

  9. Timothy90 May 27, 2025

    This whole ordeal is just a symptom of our broken healthcare system globally.

    • Sophia L May 27, 2025

      The solution isn’t simple. Different countries handle healthcare very differently.

    • Timothy90 May 27, 2025

      And yet, the problems seem universal, don’t they?

  10. LindaQ May 27, 2025

    If the police are focusing on this, they must have solved every other crime already!

  11. Paul69 May 27, 2025

    It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Illegal dentistry is no joke.

  12. SkepticSam May 27, 2025

    How can we be sure this isn’t just sensationalized news?

  13. Maya May 27, 2025

    I wonder how many other similar operations are out there. It’s probably just the tip of the iceberg.

  14. Jeff May 27, 2025

    Why pay such high prices for a luxury procedure if it’s not done by a professional?

  15. Zara May 27, 2025

    This story illustrates a bigger issue of inequality and desperation in society.

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