Dental Negligence Compensation

Understanding Your Rights

Many of us dread visiting the dentist because we worry the experience may be painful and make us feel vulnerable. Both routine check-ups and dental surgery can involve invasive procedures that require injections, anaesthetic and the use of sharp implements – which is why, when something does go wrong, the consequences are often severe.

All medical professionals have a duty of care to their patients, and when you visit your dentist you place a huge amount of trust in them to carry out all dental work to the highest standard. However, sometimes mistakes happen – and whether the cause is a lack of judgement or care, tiredness or negligence on the part of your dentist, the results can cause severe discomfort as well as anxiety.

If you’ve been injured due to dental negligence, you may be entitled to claim for compensation and should speak to us as soon as possible. Our specialist solicitors will be able to advise you regarding your legal rights and provide support throughout the claims process, should we feel there is enough evidence to prove your personal injury was caused by your dentist’s negligence.

Call us now on 01244 752 999 or complete a Free Online Enquiry to discover your legal rights and entitlement to compensation.

Why Bartletts Solicitors Are The Best Solicitors For Your Personal Injury Claim

Here are some reasons why we believe that you should call us to discover more about how can help you with your claim:

• We have settled over 12,000 accident claims.
• We have recovered over £68 million in compensation for our clients.
• We provide you with a true No Win No Fee service. If we don't win your claim for you, you pay nothing.
• We are members of the Association Of Personal Injury Lawyers, because we have solicitors who work exclusively on accident claims, ensuring that you get the best service and the maximum compensation.
• We offer a completely free, no obligation initial enquiry so that you can speak with us and decide if we are the best solicitors for your needs. Why not call us right now on 01244 752 999 and let us explain how we can help you.

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Types Of Dental Negligence Injury Claims

Personal injuries arising from dental negligence vary in terms of severity but nearly all cause distress, inconvenience and worry to the individual.

Types of dental negligence injuries include:

• Pain and problems due to misdiagnosis or failure to diagnose
• Allergic reactions to the dental drugs
• Infections due to unhygienic conditions
• Cuts and damage from accidentally swallowing instruments
• Lingual nerve injuries
• Retained roots during tooth extractions
• Gum disease
• Incorrect Extractions

How To Claim For Dental Negligence Compensation

You may be able to make a claim for compensation if your personal injury was caused by dental negligence. There are procedures that must be followed as well as standards that must be reached by every dental practice and dentist, and if you feel this did not happen during your check-up or surgery, we can help you secure compensation.

In our extensive experience, dental negligence claims are often made to compensate the victim for all the pain and suffering as well as for medical treatment costs, loss of earnings and the negative impact on lifestyle

It is difficult to prove dental negligence because of the need to actually demonstrate your dentist’s actions or lack of actions, or those of the dental practice, directly caused your personal injury. This is why you need our specialist legal experience and expertise to support you during the process, and why we will work hard to quickly establish the cause of your dental injury.

Make a free compensation enquiry today

For specialist advice on your personal injury claim, call us now on 01244 752 999 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and we will soon be in touch.

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