November 18, 2025 - 12:21

The State of Florida Board of Dentistry has initiated an administrative complaint against a St. Johns County dentist, Francesco Sebastiani. This complaint was officially filed on January 21, 2025, following a tragic incident involving a patient who died in 2023.
According to the allegations, Sebastiani is accused of not providing adequate treatment, which ultimately contributed to the patient's untimely demise. The details surrounding the case raise significant concerns about the standards of care being upheld within the dental practice.
As the investigation unfolds, the Board of Dentistry is expected to thoroughly examine the circumstances leading to the patient's death. The outcome of this complaint could have serious implications for Sebastiani's professional license and future practice.
The case has garnered attention within the community, prompting discussions about patient safety and the responsibilities of healthcare providers. The Board's actions reflect a commitment to ensuring that all dental professionals adhere to the highest standards of care.
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