Dentist Mitchell Pohl’s patient teeth before and after treatment. Courtesy photo
Dentist Mitchell A. Pohl filed the copyright suit after discovering before-and-after shots of his patient's teeth on the websites of seven other dentists.
June 25, 2018 at 04:57 PM
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In 2004, Mitchell Pohl captured before-and-after shots of a patient, referred to as “Belinda” in court papers, for his Boca Raton cosmetic dentist surgery website.
But years later in 2016, a reverse Google image search revealed nothing to smile about, as seven other websites had used his images without crediting Pohl.
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