LAS VEGAS -- Las Vegas doctor David Adams treated Michael Jackson when the singer was having dental work done, and according to Adams’ attorney, that’s all.

“Why Dr. [Conrad] Murray has chosen to drag my client’s name into this, we don’t know,” said attorney Libo Agwara Wednesday as he vigorously denied Murray’s claims that he saw Adams inject the singer with the drug propofol.

Agwara said Adams was with Jackson “three or four” times in 2008, not in 2009, as Murray was quoted in a search warrant.

“My client, because he is one of the best, did go and administer propofol to Michael Jackson. Jackson woke up every one of those times,” he said.

Murray claimed Jackson ordered him to meet Adams for a propofol injection earlier this year. Agwara said the two doctors did meet in March, and Jackson was there.

“He’s angry, you can imagine he’s angry,” Agwara said of Adams. “He can’t even imagine why Murray would even bring his name up.”

Agwara said police are not investigating his client.