Dental Malpractice
People are required to visit the dentist to preserve excellent oral health and handle dental problems that extend beyond aesthetics. A single error might cause you discomfort even though many dental procedures are routine and low risk. Even worse, it may cause persistent or irreversible harm. This is when a dental malpractice attorney from Bannon Law enters the scene. Get in touch with our Law Firm straight once if you were hurt while visiting the dentist. Both dental malpractice and malpractice in oral surgery are areas of expertise for our attorneys.
Our professionals have what it takes to manage your claim and assist you in obtaining the greatest amount of attainable compensation. We’ll provide you with all the details you need to submit your claim, and we’ll walk you through the whole legal procedure.
Cases Of Dental Malpractice That We Frequently Handle
Dental malpractice claims come in many different forms and can involve anything from simple treatments like cleanings and examinations to more difficult ones like tooth extractions or root canals. We have handled instances involving dental negligence of every kind, including but not restricted to:
Failure to diagnose health issues
There may be long-term repercussions if your dentist fails to identify issues with your teeth or gums or if there is an excessive delay in accurately identifying these issues. Your dental health issues, for instance, can be more challenging to handle. You might need to endure more intrusive or uncomfortable treatments than you would have if your health problems had been identified sooner. Gum disease and oral cancer are two conditions that are frequently misdiagnosed or left undetected. In some instances, dentists neglected to properly evaluate patients or take x-rays to find issues.
Unqualified professionals
Some persons pose as dentists and administer care to patients without the necessary credentials or a license. This is why you should always confirm that a dentist is licensed to practice before you authorize them to do so. Before invasive treatments like tooth extractions, dental implant placement, or the treatment of illnesses like gum disease, this is especially crucial. beyond the scope of the patient’s permission. If a dentist fails to acquire the appropriate permission before treating a patient, we may be able to hold them accountable. Additionally, there are instances where dentists had authorization but went above and beyond what was authorized. The dentists might be ordered to pay damages if this causes harm to a patient.
Failure to fully warn patients about dangers
Dentists, like other medical providers, are required to appropriately inform patients about any dangers associated with the treatments they intend to perform. For example, there can be a lot of bleeding or ongoing discomfort. The dentist might be held accountable for the negative results of your treatment if you weren’t fully informed about the dangers of a procedure.
Other Common Dental Malpractice Cases
Other frequent instances of dental malpractice:
- A dentist overuses force when treating young patients.
- Doing dental malpractice procedures that are not medically necessary.
- Not Using the Correct Anesthesia
- Broken device or broken file.
- Broken jaw
- Missing tooth.
- Wrong Extractions.
- Wrong Fillings.
Contact our Dental Malpractice Attorneys
You may be eligible to avail compensation for the pain and suffering you received if you underwent a dental operation and afterward experienced effects that you feel were caused by dental malpractice. This might help in reimbursing the expense of any remedial dental procedures or potential future care you might require. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our offices now to get a free case evaluation with one of our knowledgeable dental malpractice attorneys at Bannon Law.
