Broken Jaw Injury Compensation Claims

How can I make a claim for an injury to the jaw?

To start a claim for an injury to the jaw, you can contact Grieves Solicitors and speak to one of our personal injury specialists. From the beginning of your claim, our team will work with you, your family and the medical team to ensure the earliest form of recovery and compensation available.

Specialised analysis of the condition forms the basis of your claim, one of our solicitors will arrange a medical examination as part of your claim process. We will help guide you through the step by step process and the strength of your claim as well as offer you advice on the most appropriate course of action for you to take.
 

Why you should choose Grieves Solicitors for a broken jaw compensation claim?

With over 76 years’ experience of handling personal injury claims for a wide range of problems, we have the essential knowledge and expertise to give you the best possible chance of securing compensation for your injury. Our personal injury specialists have had many years of specialist experience and training in dealing with personal injury claims, we have helped clients receive up to millions of pounds in compensation.

We are delighted to announce that over 98% of our clients have rated our service as excellent or good, as well as 98% whom stated they would definitely use us again and/or would recommend us to family or friends.

Grieves Solicitors will guide you through every stage of the legal procedure and will keep you informed on the progress of your claim throughout. Besides dealing with jaw injury compensation claims, Grieves Solicitors also deal with personal injury claims for injuries to other parts of the body.

Jaw Injuries

Damage to the jaw can have an extensive impact on an individual’s life as it can restrict a person’s ability to eat food, breathe and talk, and could mean they are left with permanent injury or disfigurement.

A dislocated jaw is an injury that occurs when one or both of the joints that connect the lower jawbone to the skull become broken, these joints are known as the temporomandibular joint. They can crack, break, and can become unhinged from the skull, and thus the unhinging of the joints in the jaw is identified as a dislocation.

Jaw injuries can have severe, long-term health effects. Common symptoms of jaw injuries typically include difficulties opening the mouth, complications with chewing, brushing teeth, and numbness on the face, disfigurement and damage to the teeth.

What do common injuries to the jaw include?

• Broken jaw.
• Cancer of the jaw.
• Fracture.
• Dislocation.
• Nerve damage to the jaw.
• Temporomandibular Disorder.