We usually trust our dentist to care for our teeth and treat any problems. However, like any other doctor, dentists can make mistakes. Malpractice still occurs even though dental procedures are generally safe. What Is Dental Malpractice? Dental malpractice is one type of medical malpractice. To file a lawsuit against your dentist, you must demonstrate…
Dental malpractice is similar to medical malpractice in that your provider failed to do something or did something wrong that resulted in injury. While there are many reasons for dental malpractice, one of the most common is infection. There are typically two ways in which infection can lead to malpractice. Undiagnosed or Poorly Treated Infection…
If you need dental reconstruction, trusting the dentist to repair damage to your teeth and gums is the primary goal. When patients are left with unnecessary injuries, the dentist may be liable for dental negligence. There are several ways that dental procedures can go wrong, leaving you in potentially permanent pain and discomfort. Misaligned Jaw…
When you visit the dentist for a procedure, you expect that you will receive proper care. But what if you become injured? It is important to understand the meaning of dental malpractice under the law, and how you can protect yourself. Dental Malpractice Defined Dental malpractice is negligent harm to a dental patient. This negligence…
Good oral health is necessary for overall health, and we trust our dental providers to perform procedures to help protect our health. Malpractice occurs when the basic standard of care is not met, which can result in injury. Causes for Dental Malpractice There are several factors that can lead to dental malpractice. In order to…
When a full mouth reconstruction results in you feeling less than able to smile, there is obviously a problem. Dental patients, who may have extensive oral health issues, whether due to disease or an accident, might need complete restoration procedures that would affect all the teeth. This type of treatment is intended to restore both…
Regular dental check-ups happen at least two times a year and that does not include any extra dental work one could have. Dental care providers are required to use a professional standard of care when working in a patient’s mouth. The medical standard of care is where your dentist must provide care at the same…
Given the latest advancements in dentistry, it may appear that going to the dentist is safer than ever before. Yet, providing effective dental care is about more than new-age methods and tools. The Expert Institute documents the case of a 60-year-old female with a history of alcoholism. Previously, she received a total hip replacement. Following…
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