Injured By a Negligent Dentist? We Can Help You!
Whether it is for a cleaning, a filling, or a routine procedure, most people see their dentists at least once or twice each year and without complications. But when a dentist makes a mistake while treating you, it can lead to serious injuries and long-term health problems.
At Greenville Injury Lawyers, our dental malpractice lawyers know that dentists are held to the same standards for patient care as other doctors. And when they do not uphold that standard, they should be held accountable. If you were injured because of a dentist’s negligence—or carelessness—we want to help you. Call us at 843-123-4567 or fill out a free initial consultation form.
Types of Dental Malpractice
The dental malpractice lawyers at our law firm handle a variety of dental malpractice claims, including:
Surgical Mistakes
Dentists use sharp instruments, which means mistakes during oral surgery or even cleanings can lead to bleeding, swelling, and nerve damage that may affect your ability to taste or talk.
Anesthesia Complications
Many dental procedures are performed with anesthesia, and if the right amount is not used, you could experience severe pain, illness, coma, or death.
Misdiagnosis
Dentists have a responsibility to detect oral diseases, and a misdiagnosis can lead to health problems and worsening of conditions such as oral cancer and periodontal disease.
Dental malpractice also can result in infections from contaminated dental instruments, wrong-site surgeries, failure to obtain your consent before a procedure, and more. When you call us, our dental malpractice lawyers can investigate your injury and determine if dental malpractice may have occurred.
Greenville Injury Lawyers Can Help You
When you get the dental malpractice lawyers at Greenville Injury Lawyers, you can be confident in our ability to build a strong case for you. We will collect evidence—such as medical and dental records—help you complete all of the required forms to file a claim, and even stand by you in the courtroom if your case goes to trial. Do not wait to get the help you need for your dental injury—call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.