Nicole B. Allenton, 44, a former office manager for a dental practice in Kennewick, Washington, used computer software to forge numerous prescriptions for pain medications for herself and others, contributing to the eventual closure of the dental office. The closure of a dental practice as a direct consequence of an employee’s criminal conduct represents one of the most severe outcomes Prosperident documents — one that harms the practice owner, the patients, and any remaining staff simultaneously.
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