Dental Malpractice Legal Guidance

Summary

Dental malpractice cases in California require proving negligence or harm by a dentist. Gather medical records, document interactions, and consult a legal professional. Be mindful of the 1-year statute of limitations for filing a claim.

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Denise
Hi Denise! I'm here to help you with your legal questions. Could you tell me a bit about the legal issue you're facing?
dental malpractice
Denise, dental malpractice cases can involve various issues such as negligence, improper treatment, or failure to diagnose.
- Have you already gathered any medical records or evidence related to the malpractice incident?
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Hi Denise, it's great that you have gathered medical records or evidence. In California, dental malpractice cases typically involve proving negligence or harm caused by a dentist. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- Consult with a legal professional for a case evaluation.
- Document all interactions and procedures.
- Consider the statute of limitations (usually 1 year).
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