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This dental device was sold to fix patients' jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked their teeth | Shareable Stories - Vimarsana News

This dental device was sold to fix patients' jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked their teeth | Shareable Stories

A dental device called AGGA has been used on about 10,000 patients without FDA approval or proof that it works. In lawsuits, patients report irreparable harm. The AGGA’s inventor and

Lawsuits Claim Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance Wrecked Teeth - Vimarsana News

Lawsuits Claim Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance Wrecked Teeth

Based on their experience with former AGGA patients, some experts say the device caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage to mouths.

This dental device was sold to fix jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked teeth. - Vimarsana News

This dental device was sold to fix jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked teeth.

The Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance has been used on about 10,000 patients without FDA approval or proof that it works. However, patients report irreparable harm. The inventor and manufacturer have denied all liability in court.

Source: usf.edu
This dental device was sold to fix jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked teeth. - Vimarsana News

This dental device was sold to fix jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked teeth.

AGGA has been used on about 10,000 patients without FDA approval or proof that it works. However, patients report irreparable harm. The AGGA’s inventor and manufacturer have denied all liability in court.

Source: usf.edu
AGGA dental device was sold to fix patients' jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked their teeth. - Vimarsana News

AGGA dental device was sold to fix patients' jaws. Lawsuits claim it wrecked their teeth.

A dental device called AGGA has been used on about 10,000 patients without FDA approval or proof that it works. In lawsuits, patients report irreparable harm. The AGGA's inventor and manufacturer have denied all liability in court.