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Tuesday, October 13 2020

A Florida man is suing McDonald’s claiming he suffered a dental injury after biting into a Chicken McNugget.

Alexei Stolfat has filed a federal lawsuit seeking $1.1 million in damages after feeling "unbearable" pain when he bit into a bone in the chicken nugget. According to news reports, the incident caused his tooth to crack, which will require an extraction, root canal and dental implant surgery. Stolfat says he hasn’t had the tooth removed yet because it is proof of his injury.

"Providing safe, high quality food is always a top priority. We take these claims seriously but as this is pending litigation, we cannot comment further at this time," McDonald’s said in a statement.

Stolfat pledges he will donate $1 million to charity if his lawsuit prevails. 

—Source: nypost.com

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