Can I sue a company for using a product that destroyed my teeth? 20 Answers as of February 17, 2012

You can sue a company for a defective product. You should seek the service of a skilled personal injury product liability attorney. Make sure you save the product so that it can be analyzed.

Whoa! Stop using the product, see a dentist or oral surgeon and get their opinion! Are you kidding me? Stop already. Keep the product and have it tested to make sure it's not contaminated and then see a lawyer.

You need to consult a lawyer who deals with products liability cases. There are a number of questions that must be answered before you can know if you have a case: 1. Is the medicine causing your teeth to rot, or is it something else? For example, if I am taking a medicine and have a heart attack while on the medicine, it doesn't mean that the medicine caused my heart attack. 2. Are you using the medicine as it was intended to be used. IF you are not using it as intended, your doctor may be liable if he is prescribing it incorrectly. 3. Is the medicine unreasonably dangerous. All medicines have dangerous side effects in some cases. Causing rotten teeth in a few cases might not cause the manufacturer to be liable. However, if it causes this problem in unreasonably large numbers, then the manufacturer mat be liable.

You must find a dentist who agrees with you as to causation. if you can do that you can file a malpractice action or a product s liability case. Causation is always the key.

Consult with a plaintiff's product liability attorney for sound legal advice and direction regarding the product alleged to cause your teeth to decay.

This may be one of the known possible side-effects published in small print with the package inserts. It is possible there are or have been other lawsuits filed in connection with this drug. Do some on-line research. When people are injured by prescription drugs, typically there will be several firms who will bring mass tort claims. If you find something that fits your situation, contact one of those firms as they are the best equipped to handle it.

You might be able to, but you did not identify the product. You need to look at the warnings and whether rotting teeth is one of the possible complications. Contact a products liability attorney for further information.

Sure, you could sue but it is less than clear from your question as to whether you have the evidence against this company necessary to prevail on your claim.

Suggest strongly that you contact directly a products liability firm/attorney who handle health care product issues. PI firms generally offer a free consultation.

You need to consult with a products liability attorney. Google the drug's name and see if there are any law firms handling similar claims and join them.