Feds launch criminal investigation into "AGGA" dental device and its inventor
There is an update on an exclusive CBS News-KFF Health News investigation into a dental device. Numerous patients allegedly damaged their mouths, with some even losing their teeth. CBS News consumer investigative correspondent Anna Werner reports federal prosecutors have now launched a criminal investigation into the device, called the Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance, or "AGGA."
There is an update on an exclusive CBS News-KFF Health News investigation into a dental device. Numerous patients allegedly damaged their mouths, with some even losing their teeth. CBS News consumer investigative correspondent Anna Werner reports federal prosecutors have now launched a criminal investigation into the device, called the Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance, or "AGGA."
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