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Subject: Re: Dentist may have drilled wrong tooth.
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Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 00:21:59 GMT
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odin <o...@valhalla.net> wrote:

> My question is: Should I go back to the same dentist and have him look at
> it?  If they did mess up, wouldn't they try to cover it up and would I have
> a case to sue them?  I'm inclined to see a different dentist.  Would that be
> a better course of action?  I'm open to suggestions.

I'd phone them and tell them what you think. Give them a chance to make
good and correct a mistake if there is one. It's possible that you have
more than one problem there
Regards
SP
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