The fact that a new allegation emerged, alleging a sexual assault in the appellant's office, underscored the urgency of protecting the public. In Everett v. Georgia Bd. of Dentistry, 441 S.E.2d 66, 67 (Ga. 1994), the Georgia Supreme Court upheld a summary suspension under a similar situation as the instant case, as the dentist inEverett had been accused of sexual offenses at his office building. The court in Everett stated, "under the circumstances, due process did not require a hearing prior to the summary suspension."Id.