Showing posts with label broken tooth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label broken tooth. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

More broken teeth at Burger King

Angry Whopper
To the right is the offender — a Burger King Angry Whopper

I'm finding more folks who have suffered broken teeth at Burger King. Here's one from Bloomington, Illinois:
I stopped at the Burger King on Veterans Parkway on my way home from Bloomington. I live in Lincoln 30 miles away. I purchased a sausage/egg biscuit and when I took the first bite I knew my tooth had broke off. I pulled over and found that there was a bone in the sausage and it broke off 1/2 of my upper right molar. We do not have dental insurance and I am extremely upset.
Here's another:
I was very upset Friday, May 27/05 when eating a Whopper Burger I bit into a piece of bone and chipped the crown of a tooth I had fixed recently. I complained to the staff. I was told the Manager wasn't in. We said the Manager could call at home as we were in town for a wedding on Monday. I did not get a phone call yesterday. Where do I go?
And another:
I really know how this you feel, I am also a victum and will never eat at burger king. I brought so chicken nuggets and inside the nugget was a bone the bone chipped my tooth and i had to have the tooth pulled.

Burger King refused to pay for the tooth that i had pulled and told me they did not know where the bone came from. this company needs to get on the ball with customer service. I am looking for someone to tell me who i can call because the tooth i had pulled did not need to be removed from my mouth.
And another:
An Orange County [Texas] woman has filed a lawsuit against Burger King, claiming the fast food restaurant served her a burger with a rock inside, a court clerk confirmed.

Tabatha Clifton filed a lawsuit in the 128th District Court on July 22, claiming lost earnings and mental anguish from a tooth she says broke when she bit down on the rock.
And another:
I ate at the Burger King #4457 in Riverview, Florida and got more than I wanted.

I ordered a hamburger w/ no pickle and ended up with a metal pop can tab inside.

It broke my tooth off at the gum line and my insurance does not cover it. I asked the insurance adjuster to send me to a doctor and she told me that I would have to pay for it myself and the Burger King Corp. doesn't want to return my phone calls. Please if anyone can help me please email me.
I am reading FOOD, INC. now with the anticipation of seeing the film when it comes out on DVD, which I plan to show in the Introduction to Film class I teach at Minnesota State University Mankato.