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1270 Testimony by an expert, who was of the opinion that if a dentist had taken reasonable precautions, a patient would not have aspirated a crown the dentist was installing, required the trial court to give a conditional res ipsa instruction that the jury might infer that the accident probably would not have occurred without negligence, and if they drew that inference, that they might infer that defendant dentist was negligent.CitationBLACKWELL v HURST (Aspirated Crown) 46 CA4 939 [See: Brown v Poway 4 C4 820, T/AT 3/93; EvC 646; Seneris v Haas 45 C2 811]
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