Free To File! No Fees Unless A Settlement Is Awarded
ATTENTION:
If you or a loved one were prescribed Suboxone & were diagnosed with tooth decay. You may be entitled to a large cash settlement
- The manufacture of Suboxone may pay billions
- After recent research and case findings linking Suboxone with dental issues, people are now filing Suboxone lawsuits against the drug manufacturer for failing to warn about the adverse effects of the opioid-based pain management medication.
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How to join the Suboxone settlement
To join the Suboxone tooth decay lawsuit, submit information about your potential claim for review by a product liability lawyer to determine whether you qualify for a Suboxone tooth decay lawsuit payout.
Drug manufacturers have a responsibility to adequately research and test drugs to ensure they are safe and free of defective designs, and to warn the public about the potential side effects.
Suboxone lawyers provide free claim evaluations and consultations. There are no fees or expenses unless a recovery is obtained in your case.
Time is Limited To File
Significant Compensation May Be Available
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- Does NOT involve your doctor
- Your doctor will never know you filed a SETTLEMENT CLAIM
- This does NOT require any court appearance by the claimant
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- There is NEVER any out of pocket or upfront fees PERIOD
Suboxone tooth decay settlement
Suboxone Tooth Decay Side Effects
Lawsuits claim the acidic composition of Suboxone coupled with its tendency to cause dry mouth has been linked to tooth decay and a wide range of dental side effects, including
- Cavities: Small holes in the teeth caused by decay.
- Enamel Erosion: Thinning and weakening of the outermost layer of the tooth.
- Dentin Exposure: Exposure of the inner layer of the tooth, leading to sensitivity.
- Gum Disease (Periodontitis): Decayed teeth can lead to gum infections, which, if untreated, can destroy the bone that supports the remaining teeth..
- Root Decay: Decay occurring on the tooth’s root, especially when gums recede.
- Gum Recession: Pulling away of gums from the teeth, exposing more of the tooth or its root.
- Tooth Sensitivity: Pain or discomfort when consuming hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods and drinks.
- Tooth Abscess: Pus-filled pocket resulting from a bacterial infection in the tooth.
- Tooth Discoloration: Yellowing or browning of teeth due to decay and staining.
- Tooth Loss: Advanced decay leading to the loss of a tooth.
- Chewing Difficulties: Problems when eating due to damaged or painful teeth.
- Bone Loss in the Jaw: Decay and periodontal disease can lead to a loss of bone that supports teeth.
- Chronic Bad Breath: Persistent foul smell from the mouth due to decay and associated bacterial activity.
- Tooth Fractures: Weakened teeth can break or fracture more easily.
- Oral Infections: These can spread, leading to more severe health issues if not treated.
What is my potential case worth?
While the exact amount of compensation can vary from case to case, there are several types of damages that may be available for those affected.
Understanding these potential damages can help individuals assess the value of their claim and guide them in seeking justice and financial compensation.
Here are some of the potential damages that may be included:
Medical Expenses: Individuals who have been diagnosed with tooth decay because of taking Suboxone may be entitled to compensation for their medical expenses. This can include costs associated with hospital stays, surgeries, doctor visits, medications, rehabilitation, and any necessary ongoing treatment.
Lost Wages: If individuals have had to take time off work due Suboxone, they may be eligible to recover lost wages. This can include not only their base pay but also any bonuses, promotions, or raises they missed out on while being unable to work.
Lost Earning Potential: In cases where the long-term effects like tooth decay have left individuals with a disabling condition that prevents them from returning to work or impacts their ability to earn a livelihood, they may be entitled to compensation for their lost earning potential. This seeks to secure future income that may have been compromised due to the medication’s adverse effects.
Pain and Suffering: Suboxone lawsuit plaintiffs may also seek compensation for the emotional and mental distress caused by the painful side effects they have endured. These non-economic damages aim to address the intangible and long-lasting impact on the individual’s quality of life.
Punitive Damages: In some cases, individuals may be eligible to claim punitive damages. These damages go beyond compensating for actual losses and is intended to punish the defendant for their misconduct and deter similar behavior in the future.
It’s important to note that the specific compensation available in this lawsuit can vary depending on the severity of the injuries, the impact on the individual’s life, and other factors. The value of these damages will be determined by the court based on the evidence and arguments presented during the legal proceedings.
You can find out if you qualify by answering the questions in the form, which takes 30 seconds.
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Who is eligible for the Suboxone settlement
Financial compensation may be available through a Suboxone lawsuit for individuals who used buprenorphine and naloxone sublingual films, and suffered complications:
- Severe tooth decay
- Tooth loss
- Broken teeth
- Tooth extractions
- Underwent oral surgery
- Required dental implants
- Other serious tooth issues
