I made a spastic appt with is office to review some dental issues I was having and my current dentist office basically came back on my a year later asking for more money beyond the paid estimate. I called them that morning, and set a time. Later that day, my dentist called me directly and apologized for the inconvenience and misunderstanding and said they would make it right. So I called back to this office and canceled. First and foremost I am not a patient of this office. I have never seen anyone in that office and I am so thankful I haven't! I was sent a bill for $25 from this office 40 days after that appt. Yet let's keep in mind I canceled that day! No policy or no show disclosures were discussed with me. I called back and said thank you but I will stick w my provider. Yet I have been sent a $25 cancellation fee for months now. So I contacted a local attorney who is a very good client of mine and he said nope! Send them a letter disputing the fee and then if they refuse to write off the $25 fee, file a formal complaint with the Ohio State Dept of Dentistry. So I did that today! All I can tell you is that if a office that HASNT verbally or physically provided you such a disclaimer, it is null and void. I am not a current patient and zero disclosure of such was provided over the phone: That is insurance fraud. Plain and simple. And if they place this bogus charge on your credit, you need to immediately file a fraud claim w the Ohio State Board of Dentistry. I had this same issue w an ENT and the Board of Medical Review nailed him to the wall. Do not play into this billing scheme. It is illegal with out being presented w such disclosures! I would highly not recommend this office and suggest Dr RODDY or Palm on Indian Ripple for wonderful care! read more