The expert witness

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Unique Selling Point - For a reliable and prompt service dental PI reports are prepared and forwarded the day of examination and alleged clinical negligence within ten days.

In order to be able to give this level of service it is necessary to have the dental records, x-rays and relevant correspondence before the appointment for an examination. This also helps to identify any documents that may be missing

What is required for successful litigation?
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What Is Required From The Expert Witness In Claims Of Personal Injury?

• A brief summary of the dental problem
• If there is an associated medical problem, or unrelated injuries, provide a general summary. If in doubt let the expert decide relevance.
• Current legal proceedings and deadlines

AND WITH INSTRUCTIONS REQUESTING EXPERT'S ASSISTANCE

• Statement from the Claimant
• Dental records of immediate emergency or temporary treatment done either by general dental practitioner, hospital or dental school. Records include all X-rays
• Dental records of general dental practitioner and/or specialist carrying out definitive treatment.
• All referral letters, their acknowledgements and subsequent reports. Family doctor record cards if relevent.
• Any study models or photographs if relevant.

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VERY IMPORTANT

Dental personal injury reports are easier than medical because dentistry is more identifiable quantitatively and qualitatively. Since over 50% of the population visit a particular dentist or dental practice on a regular basis for check-ups their previous records are particularly valuable.
• Dental records of general dental practitioner prior to incident

Edgar Gordon offers a variety of services to solicitors and claimants who require reports on the duty of skill and attention owed by general dental practitioners to their patients and personal injury to the teeth and supporting structures.

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