Soboxone and Tooth Decay

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Suboxone

Soboxone Lawsuits and Safety Concerns

Suboxone® is a prescription medication commonly used to treat opioid use disorder. While it has helped many patients manage addiction, reports have emerged linking Suboxone, particularly the film and tablet forms dissolved in the mouth, to severe dental injuries.

Patients have reported tooth decay, cavities, gum disease, infections, and tooth loss, even among those with no prior history of dental problems. These injuries may require extensive and costly dental treatment.

Carabin Law is reviewing claims from individuals who suffered serious dental harm after using Suboxone.

Dental Injuries Linked to Suboxone

In January 2022, the FDA issued a safety communication warning that buprenorphine medications dissolved in the mouth may cause serious dental problems, even when used as directed.

Reported dental injuries include:

  • Severe tooth decay

  • Cavities

  • Tooth fractures

  • Gum disease

  • Oral infections

  • Tooth loss

Some patients required crowns, root canals, or full dental reconstruction.

Why Suboxone May Cause Dental Damage

Medical experts believe dental injuries may occur due to:

  • Prolonged contact with acidic medication

  • Reduced saliva flow

  • Changes in oral pH

  • Frequent dosing over long periods

Many patients report they were not adequately warned about these risks or how to protect their teeth while using Suboxone.

Suboxone Litigation Overview

Suboxone lawsuits allege that manufacturers failed to provide adequate warnings about the risk of dental injuries associated with dissolvable buprenorphine products.

Claims may involve:

  • Failure to warn

  • Defective product design

  • Negligence

Suboxone litigation remains active, including claims brought by Texas plaintiffs.

Injured? Contact Carabin Law

If you experienced serious dental damage after using Suboxone, Carabin Law can review your case at no cost.

  • Free and confidential consultation

  • No fees unless compensation is recovered

  • Serving clients across Texas

Contact Carabin Law today to learn more about your legal rights and options.