Well here are a few issues. If a patient is prescribed medication and is not informed by the dentist, then who else failed to inform this patient? With the new pharmacy systems in place nowadays, y
At this time, your insurance should cover the brunt of the second surgery pursuant to the applicable policy. If they fail to do so, then you should contact a lawyer who does Jason Ostendorf answered 3 days ago
Cavities are a common occurrence when someone has braces on his or her teeth. However the fifteen (15) cavities that you have written about are quite high for the two and a half year time period.
You need to immediately seek a second opinion now, but before you do, quietly go in and ask for a copy of her file. You may need to pay a copy fee, but do so. Then, seek a second opinion, have this
There really isn't much else you can do, since the law only provides monetary compensation for actual injuries, illness, or costs; therefore, if your child is not injured and you do not incur medic
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