Mary Frederick answered
I am very sorry your 80 year old grandmother is experiencing the results of what appears to have been inferior dental care.
Dental care malpractice suits do exist, however I was unable to find any cases against the Monarch Dental Corp. of Dallas, Texas. Monarch Dental is connected with Dental Centers, and Dentists who work in some HMO's. However, they are not a dental provider and cannot own instruments and other supplies used in a dental office, nor can they hire employees who work in a dental office. They apparently hire dentists to work in centers owned by the corporation.
From what I have read it appears the person responsible for malpractice in treating your grandmother is the dentist and anyone connected with the supplies used to provide her treatment. I was unable to locate any information related to litigation against this dentist since I do not know the name of the dentist.
My suggestion is to contact a dental litigation attorney and talk with this person about your grandmother's situation. Perhaps there is a class action suit against the dentist. You can enter the name into the google search bar and check for dental malpractice litigations in Texas. You can also contact a dentist in private practice, have your grandmother examined and seek advice or recommendations for improving your grandmother's present dental condition.
Monarch Dental is or has been in litigation it appears, however the litigations are related to an age discrimination suit and with securities fraud, it appears from court documents I viewed.
Dental care malpractice suits do exist, however I was unable to find any cases against the Monarch Dental Corp. of Dallas, Texas. Monarch Dental is connected with Dental Centers, and Dentists who work in some HMO's. However, they are not a dental provider and cannot own instruments and other supplies used in a dental office, nor can they hire employees who work in a dental office. They apparently hire dentists to work in centers owned by the corporation.
From what I have read it appears the person responsible for malpractice in treating your grandmother is the dentist and anyone connected with the supplies used to provide her treatment. I was unable to locate any information related to litigation against this dentist since I do not know the name of the dentist.
My suggestion is to contact a dental litigation attorney and talk with this person about your grandmother's situation. Perhaps there is a class action suit against the dentist. You can enter the name into the google search bar and check for dental malpractice litigations in Texas. You can also contact a dentist in private practice, have your grandmother examined and seek advice or recommendations for improving your grandmother's present dental condition.
Monarch Dental is or has been in litigation it appears, however the litigations are related to an age discrimination suit and with securities fraud, it appears from court documents I viewed.
