No. But it may be better not to default. Many cities or counties have legal aid or other organizations that provide pro bono (free) legal advice...

See if the facility has an ombudsman, who may be able to assist

The first step is to see another dentist

You could have a case. Consult with experienced defective medicine attorneys.

Your first step is likely to see another dentist to evaluate what is wrong, what can be done, and what caused the problem.

Failure to diagnose can be malpractice. Medical malpractice means that a doctor violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. ...

It is probably a workers compensation case only. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred.

You may want to, after you get back on your feet, arrange a payment plan or file bankruptcy.

It depends on the agreement among the owners.

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