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A federal court is letting Suboxone tooth decay lawsuits move forward together. That matters if you took the drug and later needed dental work. The cases are now part of a larger group, which means they are being handled in one place instead of scattered across the country.
Suboxone Tooth Decay Lawsuits Move Forward in MDL
Suboxone sublingual films are used to treat opioid addiction. Some people who took the drug say it caused severe tooth decay, dental erosion, or tooth loss. Lawsuits have been consolidated in a federal court in Ohio. This week, there was no new news about the litigation. The cases are still moving through the court process.
You may be eligible if you used Suboxone sublingual films for at least six months and suffered serious dental problems. To find out if you qualify, visit claimscout and answer a few questions. We will review your information and explain your options. There is no cost to check.
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The claimscout team
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