No license? No problem for rogue dentist in San Jose
Marcus, who was charged in May, is free on
A judge in
In 2013, the state Dental Board conducted a surprise inspection to see if he was still practicing. According to Tracey, he refused to allow the inspection and sent the patient out of his office through the back exit. Later that year, his license was revoked.
He allegedly filed 186 claims worth about
Calling Marcus's conduct "troubling," Tracey said she also is interested in hearing from patients who spent their own money for treatment during that period.
"I would love to hear from anybody who co-paid or paid out of pocket," she said.
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