Histopathologic Spectrum of Intraoral Irritant and Contact Hypersensitivity Reactions: A Series of 12 cases

Wang, Diana; Woo, Sook‐Bin

doi:10.1007/s12105-021-01330-8

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“…Histology examination of biopsies revealed a polymorphic inflammatory infiltrate of the lamina propria and exocytosis of neutrophils. Wang et al 7 described that sensitivity reactions to different irritant substances in contact with the oral cavity can lead to two different histological patterns: irritative sensitivity reaction or contact hypersensitivity. The histological distinction in our patients was not that precise, but still compatible.…”

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Oral contact stomatitis related to toothpaste use: A report of 15 cases

Vinant,

Agbo‐Godeau,

Plantier

et al. 2023

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Oral contact dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction that is not common in patients but can be caused using certain toothpastes. As a result, patients experience pain, ulceration, erythema, burning sensation, vesicles and so on. Stannous fluoride is an inorganic compound used in some toothpastes for its antimicrobial, anti‐hypersensitivity and anti‐decay benefits, among others. We present a case series of 15 patients with similar types of oral lesions who all used toothpaste containing stannous fluoride, which suggested a potential association between the use of toothpaste containing stannous fluoride and oral dermatitis.

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Oral contact stomatitis related to toothpaste use: A report of 15 cases

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Agbo‐Godeau,

Plantier

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“…According to one study, prolonged contact with mouthwash chemicals, including essential oils, antiseptics, and astringents, in addition to low pH on the surface of the oral mucosa, may directly damage the surface epithelium and cause epithelial sloughing. 10 Allergy is known as a state of hypersensitivity caused by exposure to specific allergens, and it is characterized by the development of particular antibodies known as Immunoglobulin E (IgE). 11 IgE is essential in both acute allergy reactions and chronic allergic inflammatory disorders.…”

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“…According to a study, alcohol-containing mouthwash has 0.092% eucalyptol, 0.042% menthol, 0.060% methyl salicylate, 0.064% thymol, and 26.9% alcohol. 10 Some of these components may induce allergies or irritant contact stomatitis. Detergents, preservatives, antiseptics, and flavors typically cause contact stomatitis.…”

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“…23 A study of xerostomia patients discovered that 10.5% of individuals experienced mucosal sloughing after seven days of using alcohol-containing mouthwash. 10 "Natural Green Tea" alcohol-containing mouthwash, as used by the patient in this case report, is a mouthwash with many essential oils and green tea leaf extracts. Otera et al described a case of hypersensitivity pneumonitis caused by inhalation of green tea dust after exposure to epigallocatechin (a major component of tea polyphenols).…”

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