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  • 28
    Aug
    2010
  • When Would You Need A Dental Malpractice Attorney?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

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When Would You Need A Dental Malpractice Attorney?

Medical law has become so complicated that specialist branches have developed. Medical malpractice usually called “med mal” used to cover any aspect of health, from the drugs you take to slipping on a puddle in a hospital waiting room. But those days are over. If you have had a major problem with a dentist or oral surgeon, you need the advice of a dental malpractice attorney.

Where Can I Find One?

Dental malpractice attorneys are not cheap. Dont just go to one with any complaint you might have about your dentist or oral surgeon. Save it for big cases such as waking up in the middle of an operation or being given the wrong person’s bridge. But even finding out what your rights are is worth the cost of a consultation with a legal malpractice attorney specialist.

You can find dental malpractice attorneys online, in your yellow pages or with the help of your friends in the legal profession (if you happen to have any in the legal profession). One of the best websites to go for a comprehensive state by state listing of dental malpractice attorneys is at Law Info.com.

Problems That Require Legal Attention

There are many problems that dental malpractice attorneys handle. You may not even need to go to court, as most cases are settled out of court. These problems include being given a wrong diagnosis and treatment for a wrong diagnosis. Even a delay of treatment can be solid legal grounds for suing your dentist or oral surgeon. If your dentist knows you have a problem (like oral cancer) and doesnt tell you about this problem, please see a dental malpractice attorney.

If you got injured during the time your teeth was being worked on (say the dentist drops the drill) then you can sue. If the dentist used the wrong kind of bonding material or filling material than that would also be grounds for legal action. Taking out the wrong teeth is definite grounds to sue the shirt and pants off of your dentist.

You need to check with a dental malpractice attorney quickly after your injury or problem, though. The statue of limitations is very short in some states abut six months. Some states are longer, but the sooner you can get this mess behind you, the better. Also, it looks for your case to make complaints right away instead of waiting until the last possible moment.

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  • 30
    Jul
    2010
  • Ok people I have chronic bad breath and I wanna get rid of it. How?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

Yea I brush my teeth twice a day. I pic my teeth all the time when no ones around. Bad habit but still good for dental hygiene. I use Listerine twice a day. I brush my tongue hard 1-3 times a day and ever time I do it I make sure I did a good job of cleaning it off. (In case someone says the tooth brush dosn’t worth. It isn’t very good but if your patient and brush the tongue several times in a row with soup and water it eventually gets clean.) Regardless of what I do I can’t get rid of my bad breath. It seems to generate in my mouth within 15 minutes as well as plaque buildup on my tounge. I’m starting to thing its genetics. My teeth are a big above average when it some to resistance to tooth decay. I mean I have gotten cavities but its rare and in the past I wasn’t very good with my teeth like I would brush one a day or even not at all if I plan on not going out but even then when I go to the dentist the x-ray comes back either clear or with maybe one cavity after 6-10 years. I’m starting to think their is a connection between having my super teeth and bad breath. Maybe the bacteria in my mouth that smell so bad is the same thing thats protecting my teeth from harmful bacteria. So I have super teeth at the price of bad breath. I have no idea but i’m ranting and I just wanna know for to fix my damn breath. BTW I don’t smoke, don’t drink coffee, I drink a lot of milk and I know milk makes a lot of plaque very fast so I always brush after I drank my fill. I am at wits end.

go to a doc cuz bad breath may not always be from ur mouth, it can be from ur digestive system (stomach,intestines…etc.)

  • 20
    Jun
    2010
  • I lost my retainer! NeedAdvice!!!?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

I have been given a retainer to wear for my teeth as they are quite uneven and crooked. I have been wearing it and my teeth have been moving but I noticed its causing my gum to bleed as well as some of my teeth to cross each other. I’ve recently been in New York for 3 months at a boarding school and I took my retainer out, wrapped it in tissue (as I didn’t have the case at the time) and put it on top of my drawers. I’ve now been back since Monday and I don’t know where its gone. I seriously don’t think i’ve chucked it away when I was cleaning the room and packing as I would’ve easily felt something in the tissue, but i’m seriously not entirely certain! I went to the dentist today and she said that I have to bring it in next week (as I have another appointment)! Obviously she doesn’t know i’ve lost it and neither do my parents. I’m panicking because my mum can get angry! I don’t know what to do. I am with the oasis medical dental care group and also NHS. Will it cost getting a new retainer? How should I tell my dentist and worst of all my parents? I need big help because I feel like crying!

It sucks to have to own up to a mistake that you think will get you in trouble, but you need to.

I lost my bottom retainer and never replaced it. My teeth moved back to a degree and while not awful, are somewhat crooked. Trust me, your parents would rather pay another $300 for a retainer than to have you waste several years and thousands of dollars undoing the dental work. You can always offer to mow the lawn and stuff like that to pay them back if you don’t have a job to give them cash.

  • 6
    Jun
    2010
  • Dental Implant – Dr. Scott MacLean – NobelActive Prosthetics
    posted by Kris Nickerson

Missing tooth – www.drscottmaclean.com replaces a front tooth with a NobelActive dental implant uisng a NobelProcera Zirconia abutment and crown. He discusses the design of the NobelActive implant. More cases to come check back!

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  • 30
    Apr
    2010
  • Mouth Carolina Dentistry
    posted by Kris Nickerson

At Mouth Carolina we are dedicated to providing you with the best service possible. No case is too big and no case is too small. We have big dreams and hope that you do too! We pledge to commit ourselves to helping you realize your dental dreams and gain the self-confidence that comes with a beautiful smile.

For your convenience we proudly provide Monday through Saturday care. In addition we also stay open well beyond standard office hours Monday through Friday.

An emergency to you is an emergency to us! We accept emergencies at all times and realize that timely care for your issue is in your best interests. Call or email us with the nature of your emergency to be seen as soon as possible.

For all procedures we kindly request that you pay for your services in full at the time that services
are rendered.

For your convenience we accept all major credit cards, all insurances, Care Credit financing, and soon we will accept Medicaid. We are a prefered provider for Cigna Radius and Dentemax insurance plans. For any insurance coverage we will contact your provider for pre-appoval and inform you of the amount which they will cover for each of your treatments. For all insurances other than Medicaid we will require you to pay for the procedure in full and we will file the appropriate claim with your insurance to have them reimburse you for the amount covered.

Official Dentist of the Charleston Battery Soccer Team

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  • 21
    Apr
    2010
  • A foreign live-in maid?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

My fiance and I are building our own home in the not so distant future, and with a large house and hopefully a large family, I might need a little help.

We were thinking of a live in maid and with the problems in the Phillipines, plus the notriety of how resepctful and helpful these maids really are, AND that so many speak fluent English, it got me to thinking- Why not find a Filipino maid?

But the big question is- where do I find one?

Btw, alot of people hire foreign live in maids because they are cheap labor and easy to control. This is not the case with me. She (and any other family with her) have 2 bedrooms dedicated to them, their own kitchen, health and dental care, the works. And I’m not wanting them to do all the work for me, just help me do it myself.
Actual payout is still cheaper for live in maids than maids who come into the home during the day and leave in the evening. This is because most of the expenses are already paid by the employer as a part of the bills they get monthly anyways.
Meaning, it’s still gonna cost me lots of MOOLA! I just want to help out some one who is in a less than perfect (at least in American eyes) position by employing them in the US.
Ok, I wasn’t thinking to mention this earlier, but I think I should put it out there now- I don’t want her working on a visa. I want to help her get citizenship.

Then why not hire a legal american if you don’t want cheap labor. You might be able to purchase one from the sex slave industry.

  • 14
    Apr
    2010
  • COULD IT BE CANCER? OR AM I WORRYED OVER NOTHING! HARD PAINLESS SWOLLEN LYMPH NODE IN NECK FOR 3 WEEKS!!!!!?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

about 3 weeks ago (friday) i discovered a lump on the right side of my neck i had no other symthons but this mystery lump i went straight to my doc who gave me an examination and told me it was a swollen lymph node, prob a viral infection from previous dental work! and to go see my dentist, the following day i had a high fever and headache, i also felt very tired, i didn’t feel like eating ne food for 2 days and my mussels all over my body were acking i also had a very mild sore throat which was only there for a day and also a rash over my chest and stomach which also only lasted a day, i booked an appointment with a different doctor on monday told her of my symthons and told me it was probably a common cold or possibly glandular fever! neither doctors told me to get a blood test done! the lump was big about the size of half a golf ball but seems to have gone down abit since then, however the lump is still there?? painless and hard and i feel fine! im worried i have something more serious? should i go back to the doc adn get a blood test? or how long until this lump goes away? i have no other lumps ne where else as i have been checking regularly in case other lymph nodes have swollen! the lump doesn’t seem to move around much and is more fixed to one spot just under my jaw and its not my gland coz i can feel it next to the lump
btw I am 22 and a non smoker

Try not to worry so much! Yes it it scary to find large lump like that but:
Swollen gland very common after any illness or infection! The doctor told you it was a lymph node right? He knows what he talking about. He can tell by feeling it and the location that is a simple swollen node. If there were something else, a growth on it he would notice.Cancer nodes feel much different than common swollen node to a doctor.
I have same exact as you on right side of my neck. I have had it for years. It always there and I can feel it as lump. About size of small lime.Sometimes they stay this way. Sometimes they shrink little. It not much to worry. Very common. My daughter have them too.

If it becomes too swollen(Like when you catch cold it swell up again) you can always ask Dr to aspirate it to drain a little fluid.
Or if you are SO convinced it something else, request biopsy.
But you young girl! Is nothing more than lymph node.
Is very scary for you but doctor see this all the time. So you may tink he rush you out of office without more investigation, but they KNOW where lymph nodes are located and what they should feel like.
This diagram show where lymph node on neck located in case you interested.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supraclavicular_lymph_nodes

  • 7
    Apr
    2010
  • What kind of good quality jobs can I get while having ear plugs?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

rite now im at 7/16 im planning on going up but everyone tells me that ill regret it and ill never get a job, don’t tell me that(I am a junior in high school I got some time). i see people all the time with like huge ears….how do they make a living and what not, I plan on going to an inch. my aunt works in a very nice dental office and shes at like 5/8 or something and makes good money. idk if that’s luck of the draw or not but im asking for jobs that I can make a living off of and they don’t care if my ear holes are big please help me find job options and I am going to school to become a CNA and if that doesn’t work out I want to go to school to be a reptile specialist, I know alot about them already but im asking this question just in case those 2 do not work out for me, its all ways good to have a fallback option.

Hey,
Well the professions you want to go into shouldn’t have a problem with it.. I think the only places that really care are like business offices and places like that. Other than that, most places are fine with ear plugs. My friends dad has his ears stretched and he works at an office, so it is possible to get a job at an office too.

  • 31
    Mar
    2010
  • im still worryed about a hard painless lump in my neck seen 2 diff docs already! lump been there for 3 weeks!!?
    posted by Kris Nickerson

about 3 weeks ago (friday) i discovered a lump on the right side of my neck i had no other symthons but this mystery lump i went straight to my doc who gave me an examination and told me it was a swollen lymph node, prob a viral infection from previous dental work! and to go see my dentist, the following day i had a high fever and headache, i also felt very tired, i didn’t feel like eating ne food for 2 days and my mussels all over my body were acking i also had a very mild sore throat which was only there for a day and also a rash over my chest and stomach which also only lasted a day, i booked an appointment with a different doctor on monday told her of my symthons and told me it was probably a common cold or possibly glandular fever! neither doctors told me to get a blood test done! the lump was big about the size of half a golf ball but seems to have gone down abit since then, however the lump is still there?? painless and hard and i feel fine! im worried i have something more serious? should i go back to the doc adn get a blood test? or how long until this lump goes away? i have no other lumps ne where else as i have been checking regularly in case other lymph nodes have swollen! the lump doesn’t seem to move around much and is more fixed to one spot just under my jaw and its not my gland coz i can feel it next to teh lump

You need to she your GP who may refer you to have a blood test

  • 31
    Mar
    2010
  • LIGER at the Dentist!
    posted by Kris Nickerson

Lion + Tiger = LIGER! Freckles was rescued from a failed backyard sanctuary in mississippi Dec 2008. 16 year old Freckles is one of the oldest Ligers around but she is one of the most recent arrivals to Big Cat Rescue. At the time of her rescue we could see a big hole in her jowl, and feared that it would lead to her demise, but she was in such bad shape that we just couldn’t risk knocking her out to get a better look. Being a cranky old cat, she wasn’t about to let us get a good look any other way either. She was given antibiotics in case it was just an injury, but now that she has become more calm in her new setting we can see that the problem stems from several broken teeth. Caged cats will often break off their teeth trying to chew their way out of their prison cells and when she was left behind to die in Mississippi she probably did just that.

The dental work was completed on Freckles without any problems and she as made a full recovery. Let’s hope that the dental as taken away her pain and she will have no more problems in the future.

This procedure cost Big Cat Rescue a lot of money so if you would like to help us pay for the cost of her treatment please visit: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/donate.htm

THANK YOU!

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