A Florida woman was recently arrested after allegedly performing unlicensed dental work in multiple counties.

Emely Martinez, 35, is accused of leaving victims with infections and damaged teeth after installing phony veneers with cyanoacrylate glue - aka "crazy or superglue" - investigators allege.

Martinez is charged with fraud and practicing dentistry without a license, among other offenses.

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Martinez offered discounted full-mouth veneer treatments at the Tapp Inn Beauty Bar in Pinellas Park, where she advertised herself as a veneer technician, FOX 13 Tampa Bay reported.

Police allege she was unlicensed and had no schooling, leaving multiple victims with hefty bills from emergency dental work to reverse the damage.

"They actually have had to pay thousands of dollars to get their teeth fixed, and some of them had to wait for the infection to clear and go get their teeth fixed," Pinellas Park Police Department Sgt. Windy Vater told FOX 13.

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Two people reported Martinez after experiencing pain, infections and complications following the procedures, according to arrest warrants.

While real veneers can cost more than $1,000 per tooth, the report noted Martinez allegedly charged about $3,000 for the entire set, promising a lifespan of five to seven years.

Police told FOX 13 she may have also pulled teeth and performed dental work on children.

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Records show Martinez was arrested in Hillsborough County earlier this year and is charged with performing unlicensed dental work. 

Authorities said she may have changed her name and created additional businesses to hide the fraud, according to the report.

The American Dental Association issued a warning in 2024 noting procedures performed by unlicensed veneer technicians have the potential to cause "irreversible harm."

Micah Parsons watched from the sideline on Friday as the Dallas Cowboys dominated the Atlanta Falcons in both teams' preseason finale Saturday, but he still managed to make news. 

Before kickoff, the star pass rusher was spotted eating nachos. At one point during the game, Parsons appeared to take a rest on the training table near the Cowboys bench while the Cowboys' offense had possession of the ball. 

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The moves stirred controversy, which prompted a response from Parsons.

"I actually appreciate this. The way media shapes perception and narratives is wild—and if he hadn’t said anything, everyone would’ve just run with it," Parsons said in response to a reporter saying the defensive end seemed to be on the table for "relatively short portion" of the preseason contest.

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The three-time All-Pro added that he would "never disrespect the guys out there fighting for their lives."

Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said he wasn't aware of Parsons' in-game actions. The 26-year-old did not talk to the media after the Cowboys' 31-13 victory.

Trevon Diggs did make a notable admission about his teammate.

"It depends on how his back feels. I know he was real sore this morning. He went and got it checked out. That’s the last thing I heard from him," hinting the edge rusher had recently undergone an MRI.

It all comes as Parsons and the Cowboys are entrenched in a contract standoff. Parsons recently made his trade request public. On Friday, longtime Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones doubled-down on his stance against trading Parsons, while also pointing to Parsons' agent David Mulugheta.

"We were going to send [an offer] over to the agent and the agent said don’t bother because we’ve got all that to negotiate," Jones told former Cowboys star Michael Irvin. "Well, I’d already negotiated. I’d already moved off my mark on several areas. And so, the issue is, frankly, that we already had the negotiation in my mind, and now the agent is trying to stick his nose in it."

Agent David Mulugheta said that "never happened," according to former Pittsburgh Steelers star and current ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark.

"This is just another public way to make this situation, which is already ugly, even uglier," Clark said. "David Mulugheta in no way has ever told Jerry Jones or any other general manager or owner that. It’s all bull crap. It’s all lies."

Parsons missed four games last season but still finished the year with 12 sacks. He has recorded double-digit sacks in each of his four seasons in the NFL.

As it currently stands, Parsons will enter the 2025 regular season under the fifth and final option year of his rookie deal.

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