AbstractProsthodontics, the dental specialty focused on creating artificial replacements for teeth and oral structures, is governed by a complex medicolegal framework essential for ensuring patient safety and professional integrity. In prosthodontics, medicolegal aspects primarily deal with ensuring the standard of care, maintaining patient rights and avoiding malpractice. This review highlights key medicolegal aspects, including informed consent, negligence, and the ethical responsibilities of prosthodontists. It shows the importance of thorough documentation, effective communication, ethical issues and adherence to standards of care to mitigate malpractice risks.