Used Suboxone® and experience serious dental complications or tooth decay?

You might be entitled to compensation

The manufactures of Suboxone® are facing thousands of lawsuits for failing to warn users about the risk of serious dental issues.

If you or a loved one used Suboxone and experienced dental complications, you may be entitled to significant compensation.

Do you have a Suboxone® Injury Claim?

Have you or a loved one used Suboxone® sublingual film for at least 6 months? *

Which type of Suboxone® was used? (Must have used film) *

Suboxone Film

Suboxone Tablet

Did you use the Brand Name or Generic version of Suboxone®? *

How many teeth were lost or extracted (or a dentist plans to extract) after using Suboxone®? *

Your Claim May Qualify. Due to the high volume of submissions, please complete the following short questionnaire and a member of our intake staff will reach out today (including weekends)

Approximate year you were first prescribed Suboxone® sublingual film? *

Did see a dentist for routine cleanings/checkups any time during the 5-year period PRIOR or within 6 months of starting Suboxone® film? *

Approximate month/year of your last dentist visit? *

What was the primary state where Suboxone® was prescribed? *

Are you currently represented by another attorney in this matter? *

Any history of methamphetamine use? *

Please describe a timeline of dental treatments/procedures you have already received with approximate dates. *

Final Required Information

Please provide the name of the Doctor(s)/Clinic/Medical Center that prescribed you Suboxone® film (*Required to prove use) *

Please provide the name of the Dentist(s) you visited during and after using Suboxone film (*Required to show proof of injuries) *

Confirmed!

Based on your answers we believe you may have a claim! Please fill out the contact form for a free consultation.

First Name *

Last Name *

Phone *

Email *

Address *

Date of Birth *

Briefly describe any other details if necessary

Suboxone® Injury Claims are now being filed.

A substantial risk of Suboxone® dental side effects has been found by ongoing medical research and adverse event reports to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). As a result, many people are currently suffering from damaged and rotting teeth.

Claims made in Suboxone® lawsuits against Indivior Inc. and its affiliates state that the pharmaceutical companies neglected to sufficiently warn about the connection between Suboxone use and tooth decay.

Our law firm represents victims across the country; we do not represent large corporations. Victims who are injured as a result of the negligence of others are entitled to not only our concern, care, and guidance but the skill, experience, and intelligence of the best personal injury law firm. We strive for the best possible outcome for our clients and their families. We don’t get paid unless you recover damages in your case.

If you don’t get paid, we don’t get paid.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I qualify for this lawsuit?

Complete our no-cost claim review today. After completing your paperwork, our compassionate team will reach out to guide you through the filing process.

Ventura Law, 10869 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 1003 PMB

Scottsdale, AZ 85254, Augie Ribeiro, Esq.

Augie Riberio, Esq. is an Arizona and Connecticut licensed attorney and is responsible for this advertising.

THIS IS ATTORNEY ADVERTISING.

Terms of Use | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy

Note: completion of this evaluation does not guarantee compensation. Each project has specific qualifying criteria and the criteria may change from time-to-time. In some instances, users who are not immediately contacted may be contacted at a later date.

By clicking above, I agree to receive telephone calls and text messages at the telephone number provided above/below (including any mobile number provided) by our law firm (602-313-1310). I understand that consent is not a condition to receive the services and that I may revoke my consent at any time. I also have read and agree to the Privacy Policy