Confidential call from female patient from (b)(6).Called for ingredients list for gluma desensitizer.Patient stated she has multiple allergies and sensitivities including latex, propylene glycol and bleached cotton.She had bridgework prepped two weeks ago and the dds used gd on her, then again yesterday with the bridge delivery.She had white spots and discomfort intraorally after the first application.Patient said she could feel burning sensation as they placed gd yesterday, and has swollen and burned tongue today.She let the office know that she was experiencing problems and was told to take benadryl.The dds, who she describes as holistic, told her gluma was derived from fish.I asked patient permission to speak to her dds, and she agreed.I gave her my direct line and schedule so that he may call in and i can review dfu with him.This is a serious injury (as defined in 21 cfr section 803.3) as the patient reported having an adverse reaction and required intervention to prevent potential permanent harm to a body structure.Because the malfunction allegation could not be confirmed, the cause of the adverse reaction could not be determined.This incident will be reported to maintain compliance with 21 cfr 803 and out of an abundance of caution.
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