No- you paid him to operate on you. You could try, unless you told him to stop, you will not get anywhere.
Answer:
It depends on a number of factors.
First, did the dentist have your permission to remove your teeth? If you signed something called "informed consent" which discussed the reasonable potential complications, then he probably did have permission to remove your teeth.
Second, did he perform the surgery to the standard of care? That is, did he perform the surgery in a manner that a reasonable, prudent practitioner would exercise in the same or similar circumstances? This is usually determined by consulting recognized experts in the field of dentistry. They are called expert witnesses, and they are quite expensive.
Third, can you demonstrate that you were harmed, either physically or financially, as a result of the dentist's actions?
In short, unless you can demonstrate that the dentist did something wrong, or did not act in your best interests, you probably do not have a case that is winnable.
yes, if he did break your jaw, and it was outside of a procedure that required him to do so, with your understanding and consent.
Can you sue your dentist for messing up someone's teeth by doing work and inserting Satellite transmitters in their teeth without their knowledge? How can you bring him court?
No
There is no "best time". Teeth extraction knows no "month". If it has to be done, then do it. Who cares what month it is? Your dentist doesn't.
Yes.
you punch the dentist straight in his teeth and break his(: yeah you do. aaha.
No i have done it before and it is virtually painless :) plus if you have your teeth pulled by a dentist they usually numb it so you cant feel it but still after the anaesthetic it will hurt A LOT hope this is not making you scared :)
the dentist puts caps on your teeth
Pulling Teeth - band - was created in 2005.
You Don't Know? It's called a, Dentist
A dentist's job is described as a person that works with teeth and the mouth. A dentist also pulls teeth and fixes cavities.
TEETH!
The dentist will pull the child's tooth like a similar way of pulling adult teeth. The dentist would usually coax and make the child feel at ease before carrying out the extraction process.