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The use of Suboxone® Sublingual Film and other buprenorphine medicines may cause patients to experience serious dental problems, including tooth decay, infections, and tooth loss.

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Suboxone Use Linked to Tooth Decay

Suboxone is commonly used to treat opioid addiction by combining buprenorphine and naloxone. It typically comes in the form of a dissolvable film, which is placed under the tongue or inside the cheek for several minutes.

Because buprenorphine and naloxone are acidic when dissolved, Suboxone film can weaken your enamel and lead to tooth decay or other issues.

“Since buprenorphine was approved, we identified 305 cases of dental problems (131 cases classified as serious) with buprenorphine medicines dissolved in the mouth.”

– U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

The actual number of patients who’ve experienced dental issues after using Suboxone and other buprenorphine medicines may be much higher. Not all dental issues have been reported.

In January 2022, the FDA issued a formal warning about buprenorphine dental risks. Despite this, manufacturers failed to take action and address these concerns — until the FDA required them to in June 2022..

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Which Buprenorphine Medications Are Linked to Tooth Decay?

Both generic and brand name versions of buprenorphine medications that dissolve in the mouth may put users at an increased risk of dental issues.

Both generic and brand name versions of buprenorphine medications that dissolve in the mouth may put users at an increased risk of dental issues.

Buprenorphine medications include:

Belbuca®

Suboxone

Bunavail®

Subutex®

Cassipa®

Zubsolv®

While dental issues typically began after 2 years of these treatments, some patients reported experiencing problems in as few as 2 weeks.

Who Can File a Suboxone Teeth Lawsuit?

You may be able to file a Suboxone teeth lawsuit if you or a loved one:

  • Used Suboxone or another buprenorphine medication

  • Developed serious dental issues

While dental issues typically began after 2 years of these treatments, some patients reported experiencing problems in as few as 2 weeks.

In some cases, patients have undergone surgery and other procedures to treat these issues.

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Suboxone Lawsuit Deadline

There’s only a limited amount of time to take legal action for Suboxone tooth decay due to state laws called statutes of limitations.

  • Once the deadline in your case passes, you won’t be able to pursue compensation for your injuries again.

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