Dentist pulled out boy's four teeth 'unnecessarily'


Ethan is said to have had four wisdom teeth unnecessarily removed, and his braces were fixed by possibly untrained staff.PHOTO: COURTESY OF TIM LEO.

SINGAPORE: When Tim Leo took his 13-year-old son Ethan to the nearby WH Dental Surgeons in Hougang to fix his crooked teeth, as it offered orthodontic services, he expected a routine treatment lasting one to two years.

But he grew concerned after a year when there were no visible changes to Ethan's teeth, even though the dentist had already extracted eight to make space in the boy's "overcrowded" mouth.

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