$________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – DENTAL – WOMAN LEFT IN CONSTANT PAIN FOLLOWING BOTCHED ROOT CANAL – PERSISTENT PAIN.

$________ VERDICT – BREACH OF CONTRACT – ________ DENTIST ALLEGED THAT ________ BREACHED PURCHASE CONTRACT FOR HIS DENTAL PRACTICE – ________ FURTHER ALLEGED THAT ________ BREACHED ORAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN PARTIES.

$________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – DENTAL NEGLIGENCE – TRANSECTION OF LINGUAL NERVE DURING WISDOM TOOTH EXTRACTION -- ADDITIONAL SURGERY REQUIRED – NUMBNESS AND LOSS OF TASTE ON LEFT SIDE OF TONGUE.

________ VERDICT Dental malpractice – Alleged unnecessary performance of root canal – Continuing tooth pain.

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Dental Negligence – Alleged negligent extraction of wisdom teeth – Nerve injury – Claimed lack of informed consent

$________ RECOVERY Medical Malpractice Negligence – Dental negligence – Failure of ________ dentist to refer ________ to facial-maxilo surgeon after presentation with growth on hard palate – Three year delay in diagnosing low grade adenocarcinoma – Cancer spreads to palatine nerve, necessitating removal of half her hard palate and partial removal of maxilla

$________ RECOVERY Medical Malpractice – Dental Negligence – ________ dentists negligently performs dental implant surgery, resulting in the implants failing to integrate to bone – Failure to recognize that bone was inadequate to hold implants – Loss of dentition – Loss of maxillary bone

________ VERDICT Dental Malpractice – Negligent failure to obtain additional imaging prior to performing oral surgery -- Exacerbation of pre-existing infection – Multiple additional surgeries and hospitalization required – Chronic oral antral communication

$________ RECOVERY Dental malpractice – Instrument breaks during root canal and is left in tooth when sealant applied –Instrument found and removed by non-party subsequent treating dentist several months later – ________ contends she continues to suffer severe trigeminal pain and that such pain will continue permanently – No actual diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia

________ VERDICT Dental malpractice – Alleged improper height of crown placed during full mouth restoration – Alleged excessive height of crown caused an asymmetrical increase to the vertical dimension and resulted in TMJ dysfunction