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Tuesday, June 2, 1998 Published at 20:39 GMT 21:39 UK
Health
Dentist and anaesthetist charged over boy's death
A teenager died after having a milk tooth removed
A dentist and anaesthetist have been charged with manslaughter following the death of a 14-year-old boy.
Bradley Miller from Barnsley in Yorkshire died nine months ago after visiting the Victoria Health Dental Surgery.
![[ image: Dentist Neville Bainbridge will appear in court next month]](/olmedia/105000/images/_105239_dentist.150.jpg) |
| Dentist Neville Bainbridge will appear in court next month |
He collapsed in the dentist's chair while having a milk tooth removed.
Dentist Neville Bainbridge and anaesthetist Prabhakar Gadgil went to Barnsley police station on Tuesday, after a nine-month investigation into Bradley's death.
They were charged with manslaughter and bailed to appear before Barnsley magistrate's court on July 31.
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