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Lawsuit Filed Against General Dentist Office For Child Death Caused by Infection

General dentists must comply with the standard of care for dentists under like or similar circumstances in Georgia and nationwide. When a dentist fails to comply with this standard of care and a serious injury or death results, a lawsuit for dental malpractice can be filed. A national dental practice,…

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Dental Implant Problems that Lead to Malpractice Claims in Georgia

The placement of dental implants is a surgical procedure that comes with many potential complications. Dental implants are designed to be a permanent replacement for teeth and as such are anchored into the jaw. However, with an increased rate of the placement of dental implants comes more injuries and complications…

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Can I bring a lawsuit for dental malpractice after sustaining a dental implant injury?

This is the question many potential clients call to ask. And it’s a reasonable inquiry, to say the least. Whether one can sue for dental malpractice related to the placement of a dental implant depends on a number of factors including but not limited to: Whether the pre-implant planning process…

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Almost 1/4 of Americans Have Been Impacted by Medical Negligence

Recent studies confirm that almost 1/4 of Americans have been negatively impacted by medical errors. While this appears alarming on its face, the scary part, is that the actual number of Americans who have been victimized by medical negligence could be much higher due to unreported medical errors or situations…

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Dental Implant Nerve Injuries Explained by Atlanta Dental Malpractice Attorney

As an Atlanta dental malpractice attorney, I receive calls every day from dental patients who have been injured due to dental procedures. Almost all of the dental nerve injuries that are actionable dental malpractice claims involved the trigeminal nerves of the face, mouth, neck and jaw. The trigeminal nerve is…

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Georgia Dental Offices Governed by Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency

Dental offices in Georgia, and dental practitioners are governed by the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency, as well as medical facilities. The following are tips shared by the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency for dentists and physicians who must prescribe drugs. 1. Stamped signatures are not valid for any prescription…

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Elderly and Poor May Get Free Dental Care in Georgia. Are They at Risk of Injury?

Recent reports indicate that Georgia is about to pass legislation to allow dental hygienists to work on patients without dentists present. Dental Association officials said in the past that they were concerned about the safety of patients, but they agreed to support the measure this year. Under the legislation, dental hygienists…

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