Marysville, MI Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Typically an Appeal is only on the issue(s) stated in the pleadings/request to Appeal. Usually an appellate review will not go back into the facts of the case unless there is a request in the appeal that it do so.

First and foremost, you need to find a better dentist, as soon as humanly possible. Your current dentist has done a shoddy job and does not care enough to even take a look when something, definitely, went wrong. If the need more reasons to change the dentist, let me give you a legal one: if your case ever comes to court, the dentist's attorney will argue that your behavior contradicts your claim, that you felt you were receiving good care - otherwise, any reasonable person would have gone to another dentist! Getting another specialist to evaluate your condition and give you a proper treatment is also necessary if you wish to properly document the results of the procedures done by your current dentist and to establish his fault. So make it your overriding priority to find the best dentist you can. Get treated, get better. When your treatment is underway, then you can look for a malpractice attorney.

It sounds as though you have a case of medical malpractice here.? You should keep track of everything it costs you to correct the bad job, including keeping a diary of events and any pain or other problems, so that you can prove your damages. You should consult with at least one attorney who specializes in medical malpractice, and if possible plastic surgery malpractice, as soon as possible.