A Park City dentist has been charged with two felonies and multiple misdemeanors after he allegedly engaged in “unlawful sexual conduct” with a teenager and provided her with illegal drugs. The 16-year-old girl reported Benjamin James Wilson, a dentist with Mountain High Family Dental, to th e Summit County Sheriff’s Office. She told investigators that Wilson had given her alcohol, “molly, weed and shrooms” when she was visiting Park City in June. The teenager also disclosed that Wilson had given her nitrous oxide at his dental office and asked her to “measure his” genitals in exchange for more drugs, which she did. The Summit County Attorney’s Office filed charges against Wilson on Thursday. He is facing two second-degree felonies for the distribution of a controlled substance, a Class A misdemeanor for unlawful sexual conduct with a teenager, a Class A misdemeanor for giving alcohol to a minor and a Class B misdemeanor for “contributing to the delinquency of a minor.” Third District Judge Richard Mrazik signed a warrant for Wilson’s arrest, and he was scheduled to attend court in an initial appearance on Friday. Second-degree felonies carry a potential prison sentence of one to 15 years and up to a $10,000 fine. Mountain High Family Dental had not responded to a request for comment, including details on Wilson’s employment status with the business, by the time of publication. The post Park City dentist charged for alleged sexual misconduct with teenage patient appeared first on Park Record. ...read more read less