The Minnesota Office of the Attorney General has reached a settlement with a former dentist and owner of a dental practice in Eden Prairie, Minn.
Annelle Soberay, DDS, closed Omega Dental Care in 2024 due to a medical disability that impacted her ability to practice. Dr. Soberay filed for bankruptcy in April 2026, leaving patients without a way to recover fees they paid for dental services that were never provided, according to a July 9 news release from the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.
The practice allegedly did not provide advance notice of the closure to patients, did not arrange transitional care for existing patients and did not complete treatment plans despite accepting upfront fees.
The settlement permits consumers to obtain refunds from the Consumer Protection Restitution Account in the Attorney General’s Office.
In June 2025, Dr. Soberay surrendered her dental license to the Minnesota Board of Dentistry.
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