Car Accident
Mark asks…
CaR AcCiDeNt!?
I got into a bad car accident today totaled my car && my tooth is loose, and its not a baby tooth.. It’s really sensitive what does this mean am I going to loose the tooth? … please someone tell me… & If I need a fake tooth how does that work?
admin answers:
If the tooth was hit you should go see a dentist and have an x-ray taken and possibly get some antibiotics just to prevent any possible infection. When you get a hard hit it can make the tooth loose and sensitive. It can kill the nerve if it was hit hard enough. This can mean a need for a root canal and crown or if the tooth does not tighten back up, an extraction and replacement. Do not wiggle the tooth or bite anything. If this car accident was not your fault, you need to immediately go see a dentist and get documentation as so, so you can get money from insurance if needed. An implant can be used to replace the tooth. Extract the tooth if necessary, have a screw placed in the bone, and crown placed on top. No problems of taking something in and out or losing anything. It may be a few hundred dollars more than a bridge, but it is worth it.A lot of times, antibiotics will be prescribed to help prevent the tooth nerve from overreacting, dying, and getting infected.
John asks…
CAr accident?
I had a car accident the other day was trying to teach a friend how to drive they made a wide turn on the intersection and ended up on the middle left of the road she turned on a car was coming and we ended up going head on with the car it was our fault but my right corner got damanged and the passenger door on the other car got damaged but everyone was alright wanted to know what would insurance fix my and the drivers car is it going to be points on my liscence and waht would happend to the person i was teaching permit and would insurance fix mine and the other persons car im on a loan so i hope they dont total mine but just needed advice and i was wondering should i make the one i was teaching pay somthing since its her fault but mine for letting the person drive.
admin answers:
It’s called permissive use and hopefully she has a learners permit. You allowed her to drive your vehicle knowing the consequences. Your insurance should cover all parties involved. If she’s not listed on your policy as a driver, your premium should not be affected. Although, her driving record and information will be on hand when she’s attempts to get coverage.
Why don’t you ask her to pay your deductible and be done with it.
Michael asks…
???CAR accident?
and i was so stunded that i forgot to
write down his license #
he gave me his business card but i didn’t ask his name!
but i have his car plate # and his insurance name and his insurance agents name..
is there any way to find this guy and track him down?[ it was a small accident no police involved]
admin answers:
Now days if I was involved in an accident I would at least call the police so that they had a record of the call so I could prove that there actually was an accident. I would think with the information you have you should be able to go the drivers lisense facility and find out what you need to know. Your insurance company should also be able to take care of it for you.
Laura asks…
What is the difference between Car Accident and Car Collision?
I saw it in the movie Hot Fuzz and it recently brought up the question. Whats the difference between an Car accident and a car collision? please explain in details. I had this question before, but no one really answered it properly. If its not an accident, then they did it on purpose?
admin answers:
An accident says there is no one to blame cause it just naturally happened by nature. I.e. A tree fell and everyone scrambled to avoid it. An collision has someone to blame. Someone is doing something wrong, like talking on a cellphone, or simply not paying attention.
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