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Experienced Dental Malpractice Attorneys
At Polewski & Associates, we have represented many clients injured by dentist medical malpractice. We're handling dental malpractice cases right now. Whatever happened in your dentist malpractice case, likely we have handled many like it before. Cases like these:
- dentist malpractice in poorly designed and installed dental implants
- dentures that don't fit
- oral surgery dentist malpractice that ruins a patient's mouth
- terrible infections
- nerve damage from negligent tooth extractions or surgery
- endocarditis due to failure to provide antibiotics
- patients having strokes during treatment
- dentist malpractice for extracting the wrong teeth
- injuries from negligent use of dental drills
- failure to diagnose and treat infections and cancers
Please Contact Us Right Away.
There is no reason to wait: Your consultation with us is free, and you pay us nothing unless we obtain a recovery for you.
You can set up a zoom computer video conference with us quickly and easily. Stay home and safe--no need to worry about traffic or child care or parking.
No need to take off work. We'll be happy to consult with you about your case after normal business hours or on a weekend. Your family can join the conference from across the state--or from across the country.
But there are strict time deadlines for filing a medical malpractice suit. Every day you wait is a day it may be too late--or the day that a critical piece of evidence is lost.
Frequently Asked Dentist Malpractice Questions
People who call us about possible dentist malpractice cases often ask similar questions:
Q: Can I Sue a Dentist for Malpractice?
A: Yes you can. Dentist malpractice is a kind of medical malpractice, and these cases are subject to the same complicated statutes and evidence rules that apply when suing a doctor for medical malpractice.
Q: What does "Malpractice" Mean?
A: The term "malpractice" or "medical malpractice" refers to a doctor harming a patient through negligence. Whether a particular mistake made by a doctor or a dentist is "negligent" or not will depend on the specific facts of the case, the procedure being performed, the patient, and the choices available to the doctor. The best way to know if you have a malpractice case? Call us. The consultation is free, and there is no charge if we analyze your case with our medical experts and determine that the case should not be pursued.
Q: What Does It Mean When Someone Says A Dentist Malpractice Case is "Too Small?"
A: When people say your case is "too small", they mean no insult by that. What they are saying is that a lawsuit wouldn't do you any good because the cost of pursuing a settlement in your malpractice case would be higher than the settlement we could get for you. We won't take a case--any case--if we think that it wouldn't benefit our clients. So if your case is about the loss of one tooth, a couple of bad implants, or a crown that doesn't fit right, we can't help you even if you are absolutely right that the dentist is at fault. Malpractice litigation is so expensive that a case like that wouldn't benefit you at all.
