I read a prior post (Parents victims of dental fraud? What can be
done?), and have already begun to take the advice in that post by
going to the board of professionalism; however, they do not get
involved in battling for your money. I'll need to go to small claims
court for that. I do not want to go to a lawyer for advice because the
amount I'll end up paying him/her is the amount I'm fighting for.

On two visits to the dentist in one week, he charged for two
procedures when he only did one. He billed both me and the insurance
company. I need to prove that he did not do a filling in a tooth. The
filling was already there and done by a previous dentist. I asked this
dentist to make copies of all x-rays for me as I plan to use them to
prove that these two teeth never needed a filling (if that's
possible). By sight, the teeth in question do not have stains so the
fillings do not look old. On the paperwork of the predetermination
exam, he claimed he wanted to re-do them because they were stained. I
never gave him permission to work on these two in the first place. I
had told him not to do so. They're taking their lie further by saying
I gave them permission over the phone. Can you offer any suggestions
on how I can present my case in small claims court? Thanks