There are many areas of dental negligence that can result in you having a potential claim. It is important that your teeth and gums are treated with care and skill. Have a look at our past successes with regards to our dental negligence claims below.
Think you may have a dental negligence claim? Contact us by email, or call us on 1904556600 to speak with one of our specialist solicitors.
Pryers Solicitors successfully represented Sonia, 42, in a dental negligence case. On the 10th October 2014, Sonia attended surgery to have the UR3 and […]
Read MoreAnna, 52, from Harrogate, pursued a claim with the help of Pryers Solicitors regarding an abscess which progressed to involve her right eye and […]
Read MoreThis was a case about the failure to treat periodontal disease. WP was a patient at a Dental Surgery in Essex from 2002 to […]
Read MoreIn brief, the Case relates to the Claimant undergoing tooth extraction under a general anaesthetic at Halton Hospital, part of the Warrington & Halton […]
Read MoreThe client attended her general dental practitioner between 1998 and 2005. Thereafter she changed dental practices and between January 2005 and October 2007 she […]
Read MoreThis was a periodontal claim that Pryers Solicitors settled The client attended for dental treatment under the care of the two Defendants in Sheffield […]
Read MoreThis was a complex dental case involving treatment provided by a General Dental Practitioner from June 2006 until February 2007. Pryers Solicitors took the […]
Read MoreThe case concerns a delay in diagnosing and treating periodontal disease between 2001 and 2011. By the time JM’s condition was diagnosed many of […]
Read MoreOn Wednesday 17 April 2013 SP had an appointment with Dr RS where root canal therapy of the tooth LL6 was performed. A couple […]
Read MorePryers have recovered £50,000 in compensation for a dental patient who suffered the loss of multiple teeth due to periodontal disease which went without […]
Read MoreJust send us a little bit about yourself and your claim and we will respond within 24 hours.
17 September 2020 marks the second annual World Patient Safety Day. Who would have thought, a year on from the inaugural World Patient Safety […]
Read MoreAstraZeneca’s position in the race to deliver the first COVID-19 vaccine has taken a blow, last week. They have had to pause their vaccine […]
Read MoreThis week (7 – 13 September 2020) marks Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2020. The awareness week, organised by the Birth Trauma Association, is running […]
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Today marks World Patient Safety Day.
Despite, it being only its second, this year has been the most important year for patient safety ever, with it being at the forefront of global attention following the Coronavirus pandemic.
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