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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / October 2005Allergic Reaction to Dental Bonding material
I recently had 5 teeth reshaped using a composite dental bonding material. Aprox 5 hours later I was covered in hives with intense itching. My dentist has never heard of such a reaction.My mouth is unaffected the allergy seems to have manifested mainly on my legs and torso. I have been put on anti histamines and steroid treatment for 4 days and have been told if the reaction comes back I will have have to have the bonding material removed. Luckily i My own teeth remain intact underneath. Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? Thanks! Doubtful! Very doubtful from the standpoint of immunology. Joel >I recently had 5 teeth reshaped using a composite dental bonding >material. Aprox 5 hours later I was covered in hives with intense [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? >Thanks! J schrieb: > I recently had 5 teeth reshaped using a composite dental bonding > material. Aprox 5 hours later I was covered in hives with intense [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? > Thanks! Some types are made of fluoroorganic compounds and mixed with fluoroborate as a catalyst (as patented). Fluorides and fluoro complex compounds are known to cause pseudo-allergic type reactions (histamine release etc.). Peter ----------------------- History of fluorine, fluorides, and fluoridation: http://www.fluoride-history.de/index.htm ----------------------- Yo Peter, Got any references to that effect? Joel Joel schreib too ........ >J schrieb: >> [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >http://www.fluoride-history.de/index.htm >----------------------- Yup Joel, try google scholar or Pubmed using the keywords "fluoride histamine", for example. Peter ---------------- "Joel M. Eichen" schrieb too: > Yo Peter, > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > >http://www.fluoride-history.de/index.htm > >----------------------- ----------------------- History of fluorine, fluorides, and fluoridation: http://www.fluoride-history.de/index.htm ----------------------- > Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? > Thanks! Methylparaben allergy? >> Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? >> Thanks! > >Methylparaben allergy? MethylparaUncleBen too ........ > MethylparaUncleBen too ........ Hey, I'm one of those lucky ones who *is* allergic to the preservatives used in some anesthesia. :( Uncle Bens is ok tho... :) > > MethylparaUncleBen too ........ > > Hey, I'm one of those lucky ones who *is* allergic to the preservatives > used in some anesthesia. :( > > Uncle Bens is ok tho... :) Then stay away from Septodont's stuff... What are the odds that this is a case of latex allergy in delayed fashion? SP  SignatureTake out the TRASH to reply >> > MethylparaUncleBen too ........ >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >SP Good thinking .... that is a great guess. Joel Those rubber molecules invoke plenty of allergic response ...... They bend too ..... so they are tricky to cough up. > Then stay away from Septodont's stuff... Yup, I know. Latex or lunch, sulfites or stings... anaphylactic reactions are no fun! I've always kept an EpiPen since that experience. > What are the odds that this is a case of latex allergy in delayed > fashion? > I recently had 5 teeth reshaped using a composite dental bonding > material. Aprox 5 hours later I was covered in hives with intense [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? > Thanks! I have never heard of this. I cannot discount it though. You should look carefully at what may have happened in the intervening 5 hours--foods, etc. Did the symptoms pass? Steve SignatureMark & Steven Bornfeld DDS http://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001 Especially since the reactions are not in the mouth! Dartos >Especially since the reactions are not in the mouth! > >Dartos Yup. > >Especially since the reactions are not in the mouth! > > > >Dartos > > Yup. Anyway there is allways something to put out. Take off this composites with air-abrasion and put on ormocers "Voco" f.e. It is much better anyway. All the best, Proka www.yoda.co.yu > I recently had 5 teeth reshaped using a composite dental bonding > material. Aprox 5 hours later I was covered in hives with intense [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Has any one got any advice or experience of this condition>? > Thanks! |
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