Dental Negligence Claims
About Dental Negligence
When it comes to dental negligence claims there are often two questions that people have: Can I make a claim? and; Should I make a claim? Negligence can seem like such a strong word but if you’ve been to a dentist and left with a pain or mouth injury then you may have been provided with a sub-standard service and can make a claim.
A dentist or dental technician is a member of the medical profession and as such has a duty to treat you appropriately and accurately, if they do not and leave you worse off than when you went in, you can make a dental negligence claim for compensation.
Like medical negligence, dental negligence claims can be based on a variety of negligent incidents, these include:
- The wrong dental procedure
- Sub-standard medical care
- A wrong, missed or delayed diagnosis
- Not advising you enough about a treatment
- Failure to obtain consent
- Equipment, swabs, cotton wool swallowed
If any of these have happened to you UK law allows you to make dental negligence claims to help with any injuries and costs incurred, to find out more or to get started simply call our team on freephone 0800 466 1123 today.
How Do I Know If I Can Claim?
As a UK citizen, you have the right to claim compensation for injuries sustained in an accident or medical incident caused by the negligence of another party. This can include anything from careless driving to mistakes by a dentist and if you have been a victim of the latter; you can make dental negligence claims to help with the cost of putting it right.
Why Should I Claim Compensation?
Those who suffer from dental negligence often need to spend more money and time putting it right, this can mean time off work and lost income. It is for this reason that UK law allows victims of medical negligence to make a claim and seek financial support to cover any costs incurred.
To find out more about making dental negligence claims or to get started simply give us a call now on 0800 466 1123 and speak with one of our friendly claim advisers. There’s absolutely no obligation whatsoever, no hard sell and no charge, if you just want information – that’s fine by us.
