While it is unknown if the device used in this case caused or contributed to the patient's symptoms, it is possible as allergic reactions to dental materials are known and reported, with medical consequences being dependent upon the severity of the individual allergic response and subsequent exposure to the same material.Therefore, this event meets the criteria for reportability per 21 cfr part 803.The device was not returned for evaluation and the lot number was not provided for retained-product testing and/or dhr review.Additional information requested and will be submitted as it becomes available.
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In this event it is reported that fix adhesive bottle 30 ml that a patient experienced a possible allergic reaction to the use of fix adhesive.Patient reported that had extensive contact with this "adhesive varnish" in her mouth, mucosa, teeth, tongue during a dental impression taking.There was no other treatment that day.Reported to experience strong burning in the mouth/teeth, burning of the airways and cough, initially also loss of taste, small blisters in the mouth and shortness of breath.Patient reported to having to take pain killers.Outcome is unknown as of this mdr.Additional information requested and is pending.
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