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Suboxone Tooth Decay Compensation Claim

Our legal team is actively pursuing claims against Indivior, Inc., the manufacturer of Suboxone, for their failure to adequately warn users of the significant risks of tooth decay and other serious oral health issues prior to adding a warning label in 2022.

Complete the form, and our law firm intake team will contact you to assess your eligibility for a claim.

If you meet the criteria, we will send you a legal contract for your signature, initiating the compensation process.

To process your claim for compensation, we will gather your medical records pertaining to your injury and subsequently submit your claim.

The Claim Process

The Suboxone drug manufacturer failed to warn users of potential dental hygiene issues.

What is Suboxone?

Suboxone, a prescription medication approved in 2002 for the treatment of opioid use disorder, plays a crucial role in reducing withdrawal symptoms and cravings without the highs and lows associated with opioid misuse. The drug's formulation, containing the synthetic opioid buprenorphine and naloxone, is designed to offer a stable path to recovery. However, emerging evidence, including adverse event reports (AERs) dating back to 2007, points to a troubling link between the sublingual administration of Suboxone and significant dental decay, highlighting the drug's acidic nature as a potential factor in these injuries.

It has become increasingly evident that Indivior, formerly known as Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals, was aware of the potential for severe dental harm caused by Suboxone but chose not to inform the public in a timely manner.

Despite accumulating evidence of oral health risks associated with Suboxone use—evidenced by at least 136 adverse events reported between 2007 and 2021—Indivior did not adequately address or communicate these potential side effects to consumers or healthcare providers.

While Suboxone remains an important tool in the fight against opioid addiction, our firm believes in the paramount importance of informed patient choice. The ongoing Suboxone tooth decay lawsuits emphasize the necessity for pharmaceutical companies to fully disclose all possible side effects of their products, allowing patients to take preventative measures against risks such as dental injuries.

About the Suboxone Lawsuit

Failure to Adequately Warn Users of Tooth Decay

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If you or a loved one have suffered dental injuries as a result of Suboxone use, our legal experts are here to support you in seeking compensation. Our team is committed to holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for their actions and ensuring that victims receive the justice and reparations they deserve. Contact us today to learn more about your legal options and join the growing number of plaintiffs seeking accountability and change.

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Despite Suboxone's critical role in combating opioid addiction, our firm champions the fundamental right to informed patient choice. The current lawsuits regarding Suboxone-related tooth decay highlight the imperative need for pharmaceutical companies to transparently disclose every potential side effect of their medications. This ensures that patients are equipped to proactively guard against potential hazards, including dental injuries.

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