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Suboxone Lawsuit
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Lawsuits allege that Suboxone's dissolvable film caused serious dental injuries, and that patients were not adequately warned.
Overview
Suboxone is prescribed to treat opioid use disorder. Its acidic sublingual film dissolves in the mouth. Lawsuits allege the manufacturer failed to warn that prolonged use could cause severe tooth decay.
The injuries
Claims focus on tooth decay, erosion, cracked or lost teeth, and the need for extensive dental work following regular use of the film.
Who may qualify
People who used Suboxone film and later experienced serious dental injuries — decay, tooth loss, or extractions — may be eligible.
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