Dental Injury FAQs

What are dental injuries?

Dental injuries refer to harm caused during dental procedures, often leading to complications or financial burdens for patients.

How common are these injuries?

Many patients report dental injuries, but the exact number remains unclear due to lack of reporting and accountability.

What should I do?

If you suspect a dental injury, document everything, seek a second opinion, and consider legal advice to explore your options.

Are injuries intentional?

Some injuries may seem intentional, but proving intent is complex and requires thorough investigation.

Who are the culprits?

While some may point to specific groups, injuries can occur across various practices and are not limited to any one demographic.

How can I help?

You can support our investigation by sharing your experiences, contributing to our fund, or spreading awareness about dental injuries.

A dental procedure in progress with two medical professionals attending to a patient. The patient is lying back in a dental chair, wearing a blue protective bib. One dentist is using a dental instrument while the other assists, both wearing surgical masks and gloves.
A dental procedure in progress with two medical professionals attending to a patient. The patient is lying back in a dental chair, wearing a blue protective bib. One dentist is using a dental instrument while the other assists, both wearing surgical masks and gloves.

Exposing

Uncovering the truth behind dental injuries and malpractice.

A dental professional in a blue uniform and mask is attending to a patient in a dental chair. The dentist is using dental equipment under a bright examination light, while the room has a calm ambiance with pastel-colored walls.
A dental professional in a blue uniform and mask is attending to a patient in a dental chair. The dentist is using dental equipment under a bright examination light, while the room has a calm ambiance with pastel-colored walls.
Two dental professionals perform a procedure on a patient. One is wearing specialized eyewear and is focused on using a dental instrument. The patient lies in a dental chair, wearing a protective bib.
Two dental professionals perform a procedure on a patient. One is wearing specialized eyewear and is focused on using a dental instrument. The patient lies in a dental chair, wearing a protective bib.