A dentist who pulled out a man's teeth to try and cure his erectile dysfunction has been ordered to pay 20,000 euros (£14,000) in compensation. The patient - known only as Alex S - had all 19 of his teeth removed over four weeks in Munich, Germany, and was charged 2,000 euros (£1,435). He believed the series of operations would help him regain his vitality and also cure his schizophrenia. A dentist who pulled out a man's teeth to try and cure his erectile dysfunction has been ordered to pay 20,000 euros (£14,000) in compensation (stock image above) The dentist - known only as K - claimed to be a 'recognised healer' and said he helped the 'spiritual self-healing capabilities of his patients'. It is thought he believed the operation would help cure Mr S, The Local reported. In a letter to his lawyer K claimed that he had  healed the patient by removing his 'poisonous' teeth - adding that the patient was 'not psychotic' but 'marvellous'. But in court K said he pulled the teeth out because Mr S, who lived in woods and only ate raw foods, had bone inflammation and was allergic to fillings. The dentist - known only as K - will also have to pay the cost of the patient's implants (stock image above) The dentist even tried to demand 50,000 euros (£36,000) in compensation for damage done to his professional reputation by the trial. An independent report found no basis for the operation. The judge said K should have recognised that Mr S 'didn't quite tick right', adding that he was not a 'normal dentist'. K was also ordered to pay the cost of Mr S's implants.
Patient had 19 teeth removed in a series of operations in Munich, Germany .
The dentist - known only as K - claimed he was a 'recognised healer'
Alleged the patient had bone inflammation and couldn't have fillings .
Independent report found there was no medical basis for the operations .