Tesco's cereal bar, own brand found stone that chipped my tooth

Ectophile

I managed to chip a tooth on a Opal Fruit once. Nothing wrong with the sweets, just terrible teeth. If you have bad enough teeth, it's possible to chip them on almost anything.

Can you really prove it's Tesco's fault?

[Deleted User]

Ectophile wrote: »

Can you really prove it's Tesco's fault?

He doesn't have to prove anything, Tesco have already offered "compensation" (just not enough, apparently). :eek:

meer53

Where do you get £100 from ? Seems excessive to me.

fleshandbone

Oh the risks of daily life...may be it best you stick to mushed up food from now on, just in case.

societys_child

meer53 wrote: »

Where do you get £100 from ?

Nice round figure, innit . .;)

sheramber

My husband broke a tooth on a crisp. He sent the bit of crisp back to Walkers. They apologised telling him tests had shown that their equipment had been blunt and it was a hard piece of potato.

They paid for his temporary filling and sent a form for his dentist to complete as to what the damage was and what work was required.

They regularly phoned to check on the progress and paid for all the treatment done.