Can you appeal against a tooth whitening?

Question:

I've been to the dentist and have made a "whitening". When the dentist had done it all ready and had put lights on, he said that I just had to tell if it started to hurt. After approx. 5 min with a light on it starts to do really hurt my teeth and it freezes. As the dentist was just decamped to other patients and had closed the door, I could lie and shout as much as I wanted without help. (As much as it is now possible with such a thing in your mouth). When it finally did get one they find out that the plastic stuff they had put in my mouth was firmly in place so that the gel had come out of my lips which made quite painful. They had to remove everything and stop bleaching. Now my teeth clearly tarnished and I still have pain (aching) and I am truly sorry. I do not think that I have received a fair deal - also looks awful my teeth out.

What should I do - can I complain?

Anonymous

Answer:

Dear user,

One can always complain about a dental treatment and / or dentist.

You can read more about the complaint against a dentist or treating here: Complaint about dental treatment or dental

Hope you can use my answer.

Sincerely

Dentist Joan Olsen

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Can a Danish dentist correct mistakes made ​​abroad?

Question:

I retired 73 years. This summer I got a bridge in Poland. My problem is that bidets feels wrong, the feasting and hurts when I eat.
Can a dentist here rectify it? Poland is excluded.

Mona

Answer:

Dear Mona,

You may find a dentist who can rectify it, or help you with your problem.

You will generally be always be welcomed by a Danish dentist, even if you have had extensive treatment abroad. But Danish dentists have the right to refuse you unless you have pain or other urgent need of treatment. You can also expect that the Danish dentist will ensure documentation of any. defects and damage from treatment abroad.

You can read more about dental treatment abroad here

Hope you can use my answer.

Sincerely

Dentist Joan Olsen

www.tandpleje.dk / letterbox

Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth

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There is no guarantee for poor workmanship?

Question:

Hi all,
I have a question regarding a broken tooth because a root canal. Now I can see one of your answers that there is no guarantee of root canal treatment?
I got in March created a root canal, and it looked fine, said the dentist, but now it's broken a piece of the tooth and the treatment is shown also got broken when I can skate with the other side of the tooth. This must be bad workmanship, and must be covered by a warranty?
I look forward to hearing from you.

Laurids

Answer:

Dear Laurids

First let me say that your tooth is not necessarily broken just because it has been root canal treated. There are several reasons why a tooth is root canal treated, and often there is not much left of a tooth when root canal treated. It sounds like your tooth is cracked, and it is something that can happen. When the dentist looks at the quality of a root canal, he looks at the canal filling, ie. he replaces the tooth nerve with whether it is convenient. And that is what he means by that it looks fine. The split tooth is not necessarily something bad crafts to make, but is quite a common complication that can sometimes happen.

You are not covered by any warranty to the dentist. But it is believed that one has been mistreated by a Danish dentist, you have the opportunity to complain about the treatment. You can read more about how to complain about the dentist here.

You can also apply for compensation from the Dental Association's Patient Insurance. You can read more about damages for malpractice here.

Hope you can use my answer.

Sincerely

Dentist Joan Olsen

www.tandpleje.dk / letterbox

Tandpleje.dk ™ - The road to healthier teeth

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