
Beth Borsheim, a former employee of a dental practice in Eau Claire, Wisconsin (WI), was ordered to pay more than $2,600 in restitution after being convicted of stealing more than $12,000 from the practice. The treating dentist testified at sentencing that Borsheim’s conduct was a significant affront to the trust placed in her. Restitution orders in dental embezzlement cases rarely result in full recovery of stolen funds — prevention remains the most effective protection.
Most dental embezzlement goes undetected for years—and the average loss is in the tens of thousands of dollars. Prosperident's First Look Financial Review can tell you right now whether your practice has a problem.