Smiles Inclusive, which runs 56 surgeries under the Totally Smiles banner, is in a world of pain.
The former ceo Mike Timoney and former chairman David Herlihy were voted off the board on Wednesday.
But their lawyers aren't happy, and are set to challenge the proxy vote count.
The former chief executive of ailing dental group Smiles Inclusive, Mike Timoney, and former chairman, David Herlihy, were both voted off the board at a shareholder meeting on Wednesday, but a fresh fight is brewing.
About 45 people attended an extraordinary general meeting at KPMG's Brisbane office on Wednesday to vote on six resolutions stemming from a boardroom tussle for power.
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