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Dental implants are sometimes used to support and anchor crowns, bridges, or dentures. They act as artificial tooth roots and are surgically inserted into the jawbone. Inserting dental implants is a complex procedure, and if your dentist has made a mistake that resulted in your pain and suffering, then you may be eligible to make a dental implants claim for compensation.
At the Dental Law Partnership, we specialise in cosmetic dentistry claims, helping patients get the compensation they deserve for negligent dental treatment. Our cases are run on a no-win, no-fee basis, which means you won’t pay anything if your claim is unsuccessful.
Suffered as a result of negligent dental treatment and think you may be entitled to compensation? Start your claim online today with the Dental Law Partnership.
While the majority of dental implant procedures go smoothly, unfortunately things can sometimes go wrong. You may be eligible to make a claim for compensation if your dentist lacked the skill to perform the procedure correctly and made a mistake that resulted in pain, suffering, and/or the need for additional restorative dental treatment.
Common dental implant mistakes that may entitle you to make a claim include:
It’s important to note that a failed dental implant does not automatically mean your dentist is at fault – sometimes, implants can go wrong even when your dentist has followed all the correct procedures. To be eligible to make a claim, your dentist must have been negligent in their duty of care, resulting in pain, suffering, or damage that was completely avoidable.
In the majority of cases, you only have 3 years to make a claim from the date the dental negligence took place (or the date you first became aware of it). If you think you have a valid claim, we recommend starting the process as soon as possible to avoid missing your window.
Not sure whether you have a valid dental implants claim? Our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to help – get in touch for a free, no-obligation consultation.
The amount of compensation you could receive for a successful claim depends on a number of factors, including:
Every case is different, which means it’s not possible to say exactly how much compensation you’ll get. However, you can use our handy compensation calculator to give you a rough idea based on similar claims we’ve helped settle.
We understand how traumatic it can be when dental implants go wrong, especially when it’s a direct result of negligent treatment from your dentist. Our specialist team of expert solicitors and dental professionals is here to help you get the justice and compensation you deserve, handling the entire claims process on your behalf so you can sit back and focus on your recovery.
As a leading UK dental negligence firm recognised by the Legal 500, you can count on us for professional and supportive legal representation and outstanding client service. We accept most claims on a no-win, no-fee basis, which means you won’t pay anything if your claim is unsuccessful.
Start your claim online today or request a callback to discuss your claim with a member of our team.
As with most dental negligence claims, the amount of compensation that you may receive if your dentist has failed to fit your dental implant(s) to a satisfactory standard will depend on the circumstances of your specific case.
At Dental Law Partnership, our team of expert dental negligence solicitors are on hand to help you with your dental implant compensation claim at every step of the way; contact us today.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to put an exact time-frame on an implant-related dental negligence compensation claim, as it can vary quite dramatically from case to case. There is a strict legal process that must be adhered to and many cases are settled before they reach court, meaning that a claim could take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on how your dentist responds to the claim and other aspects of the legal process, such as evidence gathering and gaining expert opinions. Click here for full details of the dental negligence claims process.
At the Dental Law Partnership, our cases are usually funded by a no win, no fee agreement. This means that even if your claim is unsuccessful, you will not pay any legal costs.
Contact us today for an initial, no obligation chat about your claim.