Dental Negligence Compensation Claims
If you have suffered due to dental negligence, you may be able to claim compensation.
Understanding dental negligence claims
At National Claims, we understand the pain and distress that dental negligence can cause. We’re dedicated to connecting you with experienced solicitors who can guide you through the claims process and help you seek the compensation you may be entitled to.
Causes of dental negligence include:
- Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of dental conditions
- Nerve injuries during dental procedures
- Dental implant failures or complications
- Negligent root canal treatment
- Extractions leading to complications
- Failure to obtain informed consent for procedures
Frequently asked questions
Dental negligence occurs when a dentist or dental professional fails to provide a reasonable standard of care, resulting in harm or injury to the patient. To determine if your case qualifies as dental negligence, you’ll need to prove that the dental professional owed you a duty of care, breached that duty, and that this breach directly caused your injuries.
For a free consultation, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.
Yes, you can claim compensation if you suffered dental negligence from a private dentist or dental clinic. The claims process might differ slightly from claims against NHS dentists, but you still have the right to seek compensation for your injuries and losses.
For a free consultation, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.
If your dental condition was misdiagnosed or mistreated, resulting in additional complications or worsening of your original condition, this could be grounds for a dental negligence claim. You may be entitled to compensation for the additional pain, suffering, and costs incurred due to the negligence.
For a free consultation, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.
Common signs of dental negligence can include:
- Persistent pain or discomfort after a dental procedure
- Unexpected swelling or bleeding
- Infection or abscess formation
- Nerve damage, causing numbness or tingling
- Loss of a tooth due to improper treatment
- Aesthetic issues with dental work, such as misaligned crowns or bridges
For a free consultation, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.
While the standard time limit for dental negligence claims is three years, there are exceptions. If you were unaware of the negligence or the extent of your injuries until recently, you might still be able to claim.
For a free consultation, call us today on 0800 029 3849 or request a call back By filling the form, and we will connect you with a solicitor from our panel of solicitors who will be able to assess your case.
You may receive compensation for:
- Pain and suffering
- Lost earnings (if you’re unable to work)
- Cost of medical treatment
- Travel expenses
- Costs of adapting your home or lifestyle due to your injury
- Other expenses related to the negligence
- Loss of quality of life
How much is my dental negligence claim worth?
The value of your dental negligence claim depends on the specific circumstances of your case, such as the severity of your injuries, the impact on your life, and the financial losses you’ve incurred. It’s difficult to provide an exact estimate without a thorough assessment of your specific case, but we can help you understand the potential value of your claim and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.
Types of dental negligence claims we handle include:
- Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis: Failure to properly diagnose dental conditions like gum disease, oral cancer, or cavities.
- Nerve injuries: Injuries to the nerves in the mouth or jaw during dental procedures. Dental implant failures: Issues with dental implants, such as infections, implant loosening, or nerve damage.
- Root canal complications: Negligent root canal treatment leading to pain, infection, or tooth loss.
- Extraction complications: Problems arising from tooth extractions, such as nerve damage, dry socket, or infections.
- Lack of informed consent: Performing dental procedures without obtaining the patient's informed consent.
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Navigating the aftermath of dental negligence can be overwhelming. Our team is committed to providing information and support to help you understand your options and make informed decisions.
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