Waterfront Oral Surgery

Dr. B, while seemingly did a fine job on my extractions (which took less than 5 minutes), runs an extremely questionable practice in both judgement and billing. Like other patients, I was never told of the "new patient fee" before arriving despite my questioning on the phone about the costs of the initial consultation. I was also told that she "needed" an extra x-ray despite the fact that I had both regular x-rays and a panoramic covered by insurance. I was told she would not put that extra x-ray through insurance (as is she were doing me a favor) and would only charge me $70 out of pocket instead.
On the day of my surgery, I was supposed to have IV sedation. Dr. B decided it would be too hard for her to use the vein in my right arm and gave me a cocktail of pills that would "act the same" as the sedation instead. I was given Benadryl, Vicodin, and some kind of benzodiazepine. When she tried lowering the chair to start working after 10 minutes I said I was no where near ready yet (obviously oral drugs take much longer to kick in than an IV). She gave me more (what I believe was) *** and the benzodiazepine. I was fully awake during the surgery. The drugs did not hit me until afterwards when was in *** picking up the prescriptions she gave me because they had failed to call them in the day before.
You can understand my surprise when I see on my insurance explanation of benefits that Dr. B charged a whopping $1350 for anesthesia that she never gave me.
It's also worth noting that what my insurance company claims I owe is actually less than what I've paid to Dr. B. Dr. B and her team set you up with a follow up appointment before you go in for the surgery. Turns out, when you do not have stitches (which I did not) and when there are no issues, there is no reason to go in for a follow up. I called to ask if they charge for the follow up. They do. Lastly, during both my consultation and my actual surgery, their air conditioning was broken. This is DC. In the summer. They were never up front that it was broken and did not address it unless I brought it up. It was hot enough to the point where during my surgery, Dr. B felt the need to put ice packs on my body.