[DiamondSmiles]

Finley Boyle, a 3 year old Hawaiian girl who suffered massive brain injuries last month after a dental procedure, died late Friday.

Earlier this week, the family of Finley Boyle, 3, filed a lawsuit against dentist, Lilly Geyer, and Island Dentistry for Children in Honolulu, alleging that the child was given incorrect dosages of sedatives and that the hospital staff was not properly trained for emergencies.

Newsy

January 5, 2014

On December 3, Ashley Boyle took her young daughter to Island Dentistry for extensive dental work, which the family states in court documents was recommended by Dr. Geyer.

The planned procedures included four root canals and multiple cavity fillings, according to the documents.

The Boyle family's attorney, L. Richard Fried, Jr., said Saturday that the child was given, "grossly excessive," amounts of sedatives, went into cardiac arrest and later suffered brain damage.

The family charges that the staff was improperly trained for emergencies and failed to check the patient's vital signs for 26 minutes.

"It ended up being a massive overdose," said Fried.

Island Dentistry for Children has closed permanently, according to a statement on the firm's website, which does not provide any further details or explanation.

Neither Dr. Geyer nor Island Dentistry immediately responded to requests for comment.

Finley's death follows a case in California that gained nationwide attention last month when 13 year old, Jahi McMath, was declared brain dead after a tonsil surgery gone wrong at an Oakland children's hospital.

The McMath family and the hospital on Friday agreed on moving Jahi to a new facility without removing the ventilator keeping her heart and lungs working.

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http://news.msn.com/us/hawaii-girl-3...ntal-procedure

[Pyramid_Head]

How can they seriously fuck up that bad?

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by Pyramid_Head ↗

How can they seriously fuck up that bad?

Beautiful girl!

I cannot believe the parents didn't help her keep her teeth clean!

That's quite extensive dental work for a four year old! Doctors don't usually do root canals unless they are the second set of teeth.

I'd like to know whose idea it was to do all that work at once on a baby

Poor baby

[Pyramid_Head]

Originally Posted by diamondsmiles ↗

Beautiful girl!

I cannot believe the parents didn't help her keep her teeth clean!

That's quite extensive dental work for a four year old! Doctors don't usually do root canals unless they are the second set of teeth.

I'd like to know whose idea it was to do all that work at once on a baby

Poor baby

I was thinking the same thing about how bad her teeth were.

[Shakey]

A lawyers dream.

[Blewvane]

I am shocked that her parents were so shit for brained that they would allow a 3 year old to undergo that sort of work.

[Kelseecat65]

Originally Posted by Blewvane ↗

I am shocked that her parents were so shit for brained that they would allow a 3 year old to undergo that sort of work.

I am shocked that her parents were so shit for brained that they would allow a 3 year olds teeth to get THAT BAD. WTF. Root canals at 3?
Fucking lazy ass parents.

[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by Kelseecat65 ↗

I am shocked that her parents were so shit for brained that they would allow a 3 year olds teeth to get THAT BAD. WTF. Root canals at 3?
Fucking lazy ass parents.

exactly my first thoughts!! what the fuck!?!

The planned procedures included four root canals and multiple cavity fillings

all on a 3 year old at one time!?

my cousins (and my dad) had teeth issues at young ages.... they had good dental hygiene and their teeth still rotted out (and the same issue happened with their adult teeth, so now they all have dentures...one reason why it's nice to be adopted ) so if that was the case, i could understand but.... the pictures look like her other teeth were fine, which leads me to believe her parents were dropping the ball on the hygiene issues

[rapeWhistle]

Why the fuck was a 3yr old getting,
"four root canals and multiple cavity fillings"...?!

[Azimuth]

The moral of the story?

Feed your 3-YEAR OLD healthy food, and brush its goddammit teeth.

Not rocket science.