Search results

Google Search Results Community Search Results

• 1. B

     Two Crowns by Old Dentist All Came Loose

     Re: -Agreed. Complete fool. And for many unrelated reasons. And of course, no legal case.

     • badgator
     • Post #7
     • Feb 7, 2005
     • Forum: Medical and Health Care Malpractice
  2. B

     Dental Billing Question

     re: Agreed with Kari - Did you talk to the office? Im sure this is a mistake in reading the bill. Also agreed with vrzirn (not about the tooth rot part) - Insurance is a 3rd party, not related to your dentist, doctor, any other professional you are dealing with. If they dont pay, that is...

     • badgator
     • Post #6
     • Dec 25, 2004
     • Forum: Medical and Health Care Malpractice
  3. B

     X-rays from Dentist?

     re: They are required to furnish you with your Xrays at a reasonable cost if they decide to charge it. $25 sounds very reasonable. Regards, Mike

     • badgator
     • Post #5
     • Dec 25, 2004
     • Forum: Medical and Health Care Malpractice
  4. B

     Dental Malpractice

     re: Judgement for what? What symptoms are you having? Are you looking for compensation for the pain you had when she tried to pull out your tooth? That may not be worth your time. Next, pulling your tooth with no anesthesia, local anesthesia or general anesthesia will have no difference on...

     • badgator
     • Post #2
     • Dec 25, 2004
     • Forum: Medical and Health Care Malpractice
  5. B

     developed a problem after getting a new crown

     re: Crown Yojk, This could be a problem with the bite of the crown. It's possible that the bite looks good for all normal functions and on first inspection, no problems are obvious. A parafunctional habit (grinding, clenching teeth etc.-also likely at night and unknown to you- ) may be...

     • badgator
     • Post #4
     • Dec 25, 2004
     • Forum: Medical and Health Care Malpractice