What your claim may be worth.
Compensation reflects both the injury itself and its wider impact on your life. These indicative brackets are a starting point — every case is valued individually.
Loss of or damage to front teeth, resolved with straightforward restorative work.
Loss of several teeth requiring implants or bridges, or persistent discomfort.
Significant loss of teeth, permanent nerve damage or lasting functional impact.
Extensive reconstructive work, misdiagnosed oral cancer or life-changing outcomes.
Pain, suffering and loss of amenity
Compensates you for the physical injury and its impact on daily life. Guided by the Judicial College Guidelines and precedent from decided cases.
Financial losses and future costs
Covers the cost of remedial treatment, lost earnings, care and any long-term dental work you'll need because of what went wrong.
Three simple questions. No commitment, no legal jargon — an honest first view of whether your situation may be worth investigating.