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I’m A Victim Of Extreme And Deliberate Dental Malpractice And Would Like Treatment. How Do I Go About It?

How do I get dental treatment in Australia after a dentist in an Asian country has malevolently, and without motive, injured and wrecked my teeth with a dental laser, which was substituted instead of other stated equipment? Do I tell dentists or not? The problem is the damage is hard to disguise. It can only be abuse from a dental laser.
I’m frightened dental insurance companies will warn Aussie dentists off.
Are dentists rewarded if they report information about malpractice to an insurance company?
This is not intended to stir up dental and medical practitioners who automatically attack any claims of malpractice. I really need treatment so please just answer my question genuinely and don’t start the type of defensive, abusive comments any questions of malpractice tends to give rise to. I will need teeth, bones, gums and jaw treatment, but would have to tell a specialist how the damage was done and then they will just track it on databases to me, right?

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2 Responses to “I’m A Victim Of Extreme And Deliberate Dental Malpractice And Would Like Treatment. How Do I Go About It?”

  1. LX on February 11th, 2010 3:55 pm

    If you are going to take a legal route you need concrete evidence of malpractice or else you can loose and the dr will counter sue

  2. DW Hogarth on July 1st, 2010 3:09 pm

    Use dentists, doctors etc who DO NOT have malpractice liability insurance with the Medical Protection Society/ Dental Protection Ltd etc, then the dentists you use have no reason to report you to the medical insurance companies. There are a growing number of disgruntled dentists and doctors around the world who don’t want to work under such a conspiracy as the medical malpractice insurance companies run. You are right to be very mindful of them as they do track malpractice patients through electronic computer records, instruct dentists not to give treatment, instruct them to write false records and to remove and photoshop your x-rays. This is what these insurance mongrels call ‘minimising or limiting risk’. It’s plain ol’ fraud and collusion, but the medical industry has unfair tort malpractice legislation on their side and insurers just about zero regulation. If you think you are being tracked or ‘incident monitored’ as the insurers call it, some of the less dodgy people at the Health Care Complaints Commission and the dental boards say to use an alias and to never tell a dentist you’re a malpractice patient. Good luck.

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