
Misty Michelle Tullos of Greenwood, Texas (TX), who had developed an addiction to pain medications, wrote 163 fraudulent prescriptions for hydrocodone for herself and others using her position at a dental office. She was sentenced to five years of probation. The scale of the prescription fraud — 163 forged prescriptions — illustrates the severity of drug diversion risk in dental practices, and the criminal and professional exposure it creates.
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.