Mass Torts & Class Actions
Suboxone
Litigation over severe dental injuries alleged from Suboxone film.
Overview
Understanding Suboxone cases
Suboxone film has helped many people in recovery from opioid dependence — which makes the allegations in this litigation especially troubling. Lawsuits claim the film’s acidic formulation, dissolved in the mouth as directed, caused severe dental decay, erosion, and tooth loss, and that the manufacturer failed to warn patients for years.
People followed their treatment exactly as prescribed and allege they lost their teeth for it: extractions, crowns, implants, and dental damage that is painful, expensive, and permanent.
If you used Suboxone film and developed serious dental problems, we can review your treatment and dental history and explain whether your experience fits this litigation.
These cases generally involve
Where the case is built
- Prescribed use of Suboxone sublingual film
- Severe tooth decay, erosion, fractures, or tooth loss
- Extractions, implants, or other major dental treatment
- Claims that dental risks were not adequately disclosed
The information on this page is general and not legal advice. Every situation is different. Contact us to discuss the specifics of your case.
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