Clinical Negligence

Dental Negligence Claims

AuthorPeter Cunliffe

Dental negligence claims can be made if you have suffered poor treatment by a dental health professional and the negligent treatment has caused you pain or injury.

Areas where you can make a dental negligence claim include –

Nerve injury;
Missed diagnosis;
Delayed diagnosis;
Incorrect diagnosis;
Problems with anaesthesia – some examples include: where a dental health professional fails to monitor you, administering drugs you are allergic to or isn’t properly trained;
Other mistakes/careless dental work;
Carrying out unnecessary dental work.

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