Manufacturers of the AGGA dental device have filed a motion to stay civil proceedings while the Department of Justice conducts a criminal investigation.
The FDA is investigating complications linked to Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance (AGGA) following reports of tooth loss and other dental injuries.
A new report indicates the FDA wants to look into potential problems with the Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance following reports of serious dental damage by patients.
The makers of the Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance dental implant face a growing number of lawsuits over claims the device can ruin adults' teeth, causing permanent damage.
