Pa. Dentist Arrested on Theft and Insurance Fraud Charges
Attorney General
Kelly identified the defendant as Dr.
Kelly said Assadinia allegedly submitted insurance claims for dental procedures that he never performed and then billed the insurance companies more than
The charges state that from
According to the criminal complaint, Dr. Assadinia billed the insurance companies for procedures such as root canals, crowns, dentures and extractions. Agents estimate that the insurance companies reimbursed Dr. Assadinia more than
Dr. Assadinia is charged with one count insurance fraud and one count theft by deception, both third-degree felonies punishable by up to seven years in prison and a
Kelly thanked the
The case will be prosecuted in
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