Kolkata: Consumers Forum of West Bengal has ordered the dentist to give 40 thousand rupees as compensation to the victim for taking the wrong teeth of the patient. However, earlier the lower court gave the same order, but the dentist challenged this decision of the lower court in the Consumer Forum, but the bench of Justices Ishan Chandra Das, Samiti Bhattacharya, and Shyamal Kumar Ghosh rejected the petition of the dentist.

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A. Sikander, a resident of Kolkata's Barisha area, had a toothache. She went to the doctor in Thakurpur to get relief from the pain, but the doctor without taking her permission removed the other tooth as well. The patient is suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure, but before getting any teeth removed, no test of any kind was asked.

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This whole matter is 4 years ago. When the woman reached another doctor, she was told that the second tooth could be protected from root canal treatment. The distraught woman later went to the Consumer Forum. The consumer court has said that the dentist should have taken consent of the patient before taking out her tooth.

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