Overview
- A British inquest ruled that 48-year-old Pawel Bukowski died by suicide, and his widow has filed a legal case alleging failures in his medical and psychiatric care.
- The forklift driver traveled to a private clinic in Turkey in January 2025 for lower-cost implants and returned home without temporary teeth.
- He struggled to eat, lost self-confidence, and increased his alcohol use, which his wife says deepened his depression.
- Hospital staff at Norfolk and Norwich recorded strong suicidal thoughts on April 24, 2025, yet he was not admitted to psychiatry and was found dead four days later.
- Her claim cites a refusal to medicate alcohol withdrawal symptoms and points out that staged implant work can leave patients without teeth unless a provisional denture is arranged.