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Doctors Gaslighting Patients: When Being Gaslit by a Doctor Becomes a Legal Issue
When doctors gaslight patients, they dismiss or minimise legitimate concerns, sometimes leading to delayed diagnoses, untreated conditions, or obscured medical errors. This article explores how being gaslit by a doctor may indicate medical negligence, why it matters, and what steps patients can take to protect themselves.
What to Do If You Still Have Pain After Spinal Surgery
Still in pain after spinal surgery? Learn when ongoing symptoms may point to surgical error or medical negligence — and what steps to take if your recovery isn’t going as planned. Reframe Legal explains your rights and how to get support.
Dental Nerve Damage After Wisdom Teeth Removal: Could It Be Medical Negligence?
“I had my wisdom teeth removed and never regained feeling in half my tongue. They told me it was normal at first—but it’s been two years.”
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Dental nerve damage after wisdom tooth removal is more common than most people realise—and in some cases, it’s not just an unfortunate side effect. It may be the result of medical negligence.
Whether you’re dealing with constant numbness, a burning tongue, or chronic pain in your jaw or lips, the impact on your daily life can be devastating. What’s worse is being told it’s “just something that happens” when deep down, you know something went wrong.
This article will help you understand what dental nerve damage is, when it crosses the line into negligent care, and how to take the next steps if you suspect your injury could—and should—have been avoided.