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Asked almost 2 years ago - Ann Arbor, MI
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Hello
I have had several appointments with uofm school of dentistry. My problem being that latelast year 2010 and early 2011 I was seen by a student that unknown to me had skipped many classes to graduate early and in doing all this was suppose to have my mouth in disease free (no cavities) condition. I can explain in more detail but not here. She had a supervisor naturally and the sent me to prosodontic's down stairs where they were shocked to see all the problems that were supposedly "fixed". Anyway, I saw an associate dean and he is the one that told me of the students improper treatment. Now after 7-8 months of waiting for a new student and appointments i was told yesterday that two teeh had decayed too far to be saved without root canals or extractions.look up above,ran out of room
I would be happy to speak to you about your rights in this situation, but certainly would need more information. Generally speaking, dental malpractice requires compliance with medical malpractice procedural rules. As well, there may be very strict time limits that apply to your potential case. Feel free to call my office for a free consultation. If I am not able to help you, j may be able to suggest other qualified attorneys.
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