Dr. Ganjian billed my insurance company for several procedures he did not do. (After my first visit, he billed for orthodontia, a dental appliance, and three veneers, none of which were done.) He also billed me in his brother's name (his brother was not a preferred dentist in the insurance group, so the costs for the work not done in the first place were twice or three times what they should have been .) I spent over 30 hours over two months of letters and phone calls to straighten this out. On a subsequent visit, he did "scaling" (a kind of deep cleaning) and charged me over $500. He also started to do veneer work when I was there for a crown, insisted on "finishing" one veneer which he had started, and then left the work on the crown unfinished. When I came back to have the crown work finished, I waited two hours, then was told by him that he couldn't do any more work until the insurance problems were solved. That is patient abandonment. The insurance company eventually got all of the money back from him, I believe. Check out the New York City civil court cases; he has three malpractice cases pending against him. He is lucky I didn't make it a fourth.
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