Common types of dental malpractice form the foundation of many professional negligence claims brought by patients who suffer preventable injuries during dental care.
From a legal standpoint, these cases are not driven by dissatisfaction or discomfort alone.
They arise when a dentist’s actions fall below accepted professional standards and cause harm that could have been avoided through proper care.
Dental malpractice lawsuits are won in court when attorneys demonstrate that a dentist’s actions fell outside accepted professional standards and caused avoidable harm to a patient.
From a legal standpoint, these cases are not about dissatisfaction or imperfect results; they are about proving negligence through evidence, expert interpretation, and clear causation.
Dentists are afforded professional discretion, and courts do not second-guess medical judgement lightly.
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