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Suboxone tooth decay

The acidic Suboxone film is alleged to destroy tooth enamel, causing decay, erosion, and tooth loss.

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What this case is about

Plaintiffs allege the acidic, dissolve-under-the-tongue formulation of Suboxone film destroys tooth enamel, and that the manufacturer failed to warn until an FDA-required label change in 2022.

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What a review will look at

  • Pharmacy records showing the Suboxone film prescription
  • Dental records or X-rays documenting the decay or extractions
  • Roughly when you started the film and when the damage appeared

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