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Lack of External Oversight Can Contribute to Georgia Dental Malpractice

Dentistry is one of the last professions which lacks external oversight. In other words, dentistry in Georgia, for example, remains a profession where clinical exams (office visits), diagnostic testing (x-rays and cone beam CT scans), diagnosis, treatment plans and the actual treatment are all done by the dentist, as opposed…

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Georgia Dental Malpractice and Fraud in Atlanta

According to recent news coverage and the Fulton County Deputy District Attorney, a dental “practitioner” in northeast Atlanta has been arrested and accused of, among other things, of practicing dentistry without a license. (WSB-TV, October 3, 2024).As the story unfolded, patients showed up expecting dental work, but were instead surprised…

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Understanding Dental Nerve Injury: Consequences, Damages and Legal Options in Georgia

Dental care is essential to overall health, but sometimes, dental procedures lead to unintended dental injuries. One of the most significant risks associated with dental treatment is nerve damage. This blog post will explore which dental procedures often result in nerve damage, the impact of such injuries on you, and…

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Lower Jaw Dental Work Common Cause of Dental Nerve Damage in Georgia

Dental malpractice can occur during various procedures, but some common dental procedures result in a much higher percentage of dental malpractice claims. The reason for this is probably the complexity of the procedure, the proximity of the procedure to certain anatomical structures in the mouth and tongue and jaw and…

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Atlanta Dental Malpractice — 25 Years of Experience and Counting

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Over the past 25 years, I have seen all types of dental malpractice situations. Most involved a procedure (root canal, dental implants, etc.) which create a dental nerve injury. While the advances in these procedures change over time, the need…

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All-On-Four Dental Implants Can Lead to Severe Damage

It’s all the rage these days. Clients are asking dentists to pull all of their teeth and install all-on-four dentures. Sometimes called teeth in a day or full mouth implants, these procedures are sometimes performed in the same day. While the billboard advertisements tout shiny smiles and happy patients, this…

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