Patient awarded £9.5k after claiming dentist needlessly pulled out her front tooth

A PATIENT has been awarded £9,500 after claiming a dentist pulled out her front tooth when it was not necessary.

Katie Shipley, 27, said she suffered excruciating pain and alleged no anaesthetic was used.

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Katie made an emergency appointment after developing an abscess.

She said Dr Saad Khokhar indicated the tooth was wobbly and needed to be extracted.

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Administrator Katie said she was left embarrassed by her appearance.

She added: “I couldn’t believe I had lost a tooth at 27 for no reason — and it was right at the front of my mouth.”

Her claim was settled out of court and the dentist, from Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, did not admit liability.