Start ClaimWhat is Suboxone?
Suboxone is a prescription medication combining buprenorphine and naloxone to help treat opioid dependence. It is designed to reduce withdrawal symptoms and prevent opioid abuse relapse. However, the sublingual form of Suboxone, meant to dissolve under the tongue or in the cheek, has been associated with unexpected dental problems that have impacted thousands of patients.
Health Risks Linked to Suboxone
The primary health issues connected to Suboxone use include:
Many patients have experienced rapid and severe tooth decay, even with no previous dental issues.
Persistent decay and tooth damage can lead to painful oral infections.
Some users have lost teeth due to extensive decay that could not be repaired.
Chronic use of Suboxone has been linked to increased risk of gum disease and oral health decline.
These issues have affected countless patients, often leading to ongoing pain, costly dental repairs, and emotional distress.
Who Can File a Suboxone Lawsuit?
If you or a loved one used Suboxone and experienced significant dental issues, you may qualify to file a lawsuit. Eligible claims may include:
- Patients with rapid tooth decay, infections, or loss linked to Suboxone.
- Individuals who incurred substantial dental expenses due to these issues.
- Patients experiencing emotional or physical pain due to dental deterioration from Suboxone use.
Compensation for Affected Patients
Plaintiffs may be eligible for compensation covering:
Costs for repair, restoration, or replacement of damaged teeth.
Compensation for physical and emotional distress caused by tooth loss or damage.
Income lost due to dental procedures or recovery time.
Potential damages awarded to punish the manufacturer if gross negligence is proven.
Frequently Asked Questions about Suboxone
The lawsuits are currently consolidated in an MDL in Ohio, allowing for streamlined handling of cases involving similar claims against Indivior.
The statute of limitations varies by state, so it’s important to act quickly. Contact us to understand your timeline.
Dental records showing decay, infections, or other issues after starting Suboxone can help strengthen your case.
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