Although the maker of the opioid addiction drug was aware of severe dental problems, users and the medical community were not adequately warned about the Suboxone tooth decay risks, lawsuit claims.
Plaintiff suffered severe tooth damage from Suboxone, which required substantial work to repair the dental side effects, according to the complaint.
Lawsuit claims that the manufacturers knew about reports of Suboxone tooth decay long before the FDA required new label warnings in 2022.
The opioid addiction treatment is given as a pill or tab that dissolves under the tongue or inside of the cheek.
