A horrified mother has spoken out after a routine dental procedure left her feeling like a "rabid dog"—unable to eat, speak, or even close her mouth properly. The traumatic ordeal has left her in constant pain and questioning the standards of care in NHS dentistry.
Nightmare After Surgery
The woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, underwent what was supposed to be a straightforward procedure. However, things took a drastic turn when she woke up with severe complications. "I couldn’t close my mouth, my speech was slurred, and the pain was unbearable," she recounted.
Struggling to Function
Since the botched surgery, daily life has become a battle. Simple tasks like eating and drinking are now agonizing challenges. "I’ve been surviving on liquids and soft foods—it’s humiliating," she said. Doctors have since confirmed nerve damage, but solutions remain unclear.
Demanding Accountability
Frustrated by the lack of answers, the mother is now calling for an investigation. "This isn’t just about me—it’s about making sure no one else suffers like this," she insisted. The NHS has yet to issue a formal response.
A Growing Crisis?
Her case highlights broader concerns about dental care shortages and medical negligence in the UK. With waiting times soaring and complaints rising, patients are left wondering: is the system failing them?
