medical error?

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I had an old filling replaced months ago, the dentist administered several numbing injections into my right molar area, said my anatomy was unusual and was having a difficult time getting his bearing, horrific experience for me. At this time I have partial loss of feeling in my tongue, substantial loss of taste sensation,difficulty with speech.He seemed to be in a hurry at the time, my impressions was he was trying to make as much money as possible in a limited amount of time.I am considering a taking this to court for this injury, my sense of taste is so diminished:blush: is it a sin to ask for monetary compensation? my goal is to get him to slow down and do a better job, and quite frankly I am very upset for my loss:mad:
 
No it is not a sin to ask for monetary compensation. If you see a doctor about your loss of sensation you will have medical bills. If the dentist caused this, then he should pay for it.

See a lawyer. (and a doctor, if fact you should probably see the doctor first).
 
No it is not a sin to ask for monetary compensation. If you see a doctor about your loss of sensation you will have medical bills. If the dentist caused this, then he should pay for it.

See a lawyer. (and a doctor, if fact you should probably see the doctor first).
I will do that,thanks.
 
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