Dental Metal Allergy in Patients With Oral, Cutaneous, and Genital Lichenoid Reactions

Scalf, Leigh Ann; Fowler, Joseph F.; Morgan, Kelli W.; Looney, Stephen W.

doi:10.1097/01634989-200109000-00003

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“…LP ve dental metal allerjisi konusu uzun zamandır tartışılmaktadır. Mevcut yayınların çoğu, OLP ile civa ve altın tuzları arasındaki ilişkiye ağırlık vermektedir 12 . Bununla birlikte kompozit, öjenol, protez yapımında kullanılan akril likiti ve tozu, paslanmaz çelik, nikel, krom-kobalt vb.…”

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Comparison of the dental serial patch test outcomes of lichen planus patients with and without oral involvement

Altunışık¹,

Şener²,

Saraç³

2016

TURKDERM

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Comparison of the dental serial patch test outcomes of lichen planus patients with and without oral involvement

Altunışık¹,

Şener²,

Saraç³

2016

TURKDERM

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“…Oral yumuşak dokularda amalgamın oluşturduğu allerjik reaksiyonların tedavisi için amalgam restorasyonun değiştirilmesi önerilmektedir. 5,27 Amalgama karşı allerjik reaksiyon oluşan vakalarda amalgamın yerine değiştirilmesi önerilen dental materyaller; kompozit, altın ve porselenlerdir. 28,29 Adeziv teknolojideki gelişmeler posterior dişlerde kompozit rezinlerin kullanımını artırmıştır.…”

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The Effect of the Low Level Laser Therapy on Oral Lichenoid Reaction Caused by Amalgam Restorations: Three Case Reports

Alıcı¹,

Hubbezoğlu²

2015

Turkiye Klinikleri J Dental Sci Cases

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“…The subjected PPP patients in that study were mainly patients with periodontitis, and we demonstrated that periodontal therapy and extraction of teeth with periapical infections resulted in remission of PPP and statistically significant reduction in the IgG antibody levels to E. coli GroEL in 41% of the patients examined. It has been shown that antibody against the GroEL-like HSP protein of A. actinomycetemcomitans shows a high level of cross-reactivity to Porphyromonas gingivalis and Bacteroides forsythus 21) . It is possible that HSPs produced by periodontal disease-associated bacteria and their cross-reactivity with HSPs in host cells are associated with the etiology of PPP.…”

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Implication of Responses to Bacterial Heat Shock Proteins, Chronic Microbial Infections, and Dental Metal Allergy in Patients With Pustulosis Palmaris Et Plantaris

Kosugi

Ishihara

Okuda

2003

Bull. Tokyo Dent. Coll.

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Pustulosis palmaris et plantaris (PPP) is a chronic relapsing skin disease characterized by sterile intraepidermal pustules and, usually, by scaly erythematous skin on the palm, soles, or both. To determine the primary pathogenic factors involved in the onset of PPP, we analyzed the implications of heat shock proteins (HSPs), which are highly conserved immunogenic proteins, chronic microbial infections including marginal and periapical periodontitis, and delayed type hypersensitivity (DTH) against dental metals examined by patch tests. We found that the titers of IgG against HSPs of Escherichia coli GroEL and Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans DnaJ in the sera from PPP patients were higher than those in the control group (GroEL; pϽ0.05). Two patients with PPP had more than 1,000 ng/ml serum IgE level. We found that the average serum IgG antibody level against human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) in the PPP patient group was higher than that of the healthy group (pϽ0.05). DTH against dental metal was found in eight of 22 PPP patients. Six of eight patients reacted against more than two metals. Replacement of dental metal with resin in these patients resulted in the disappearance or remission of PPP. These findings suggest that the immune responses to HSPs produced by oral bacteria, HCMV infection, dental metal allergy, and their combinations are etiological factors for PPP. We concluded that various kinds of examinations, including oral cavity conditions and chronic infections, are essential to determine the major etiologic factors of PPP.

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Dental Metal Allergy in Patients With Oral, Cutaneous, and Genital Lichenoid Reactions

Cited by 33 publications

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Comparison of the dental serial patch test outcomes of lichen planus patients with and without oral involvement

Comparison of the dental serial patch test outcomes of lichen planus patients with and without oral involvement

The Effect of the Low Level Laser Therapy on Oral Lichenoid Reaction Caused by Amalgam Restorations: Three Case Reports

Implication of Responses to Bacterial Heat Shock Proteins, Chronic Microbial Infections, and Dental Metal Allergy in Patients With Pustulosis Palmaris Et Plantaris

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