ArticleJournal of dental sciences2024
The descriptive analysis of civil court decisions of dental malpractice related to infection in Taiwan.
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- Professional liability in dentistry: structure and causes of judicial litigation.The Journal of forensic odonto-stomatology · 2024Article
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Abstract
The evaluation of dental malpractice claims database is helpful to analyze the risk and lower the chances of potential litigation. In this descriptive analysis, the Taiwan Judicial Judgment Database was used to analyze the civil court decisions of dental malpractice related to infection from January 1, 2000 to August 31, 2023. After rigor verdicts reviewed, 53 dental malpractice civil judgments related to infection were included and further analyzed. Total 15 lawsuits were required to recover the punitive damages. The overall civil conviction rate was 28.3%. Two cases occurred in the dental department at medical center and 13 cases were found in the local clinics. The top one awarded compensation is dental implant. The amount of compensation was ranged from NT$ 110,000 to NT$ 3,000,000. In conclusion, this analysis can provide the important information and reference in the amounts of compensation for dental malpractice in Taiwan.
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