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Reação liquenoide oral associada a amálgama é uma reação alérgica incomum subsequente a longa exposição à amálgama dentária. A mucosa bucal e a borda da língua são os locais mais acometidos. O teste de contato para mercúrio normalmente é positivo. | |||
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Amalgam-associated oral lichenoid reaction is an uncommon allergic reaction following long exposure to dental amalgam fillings. The buccal mucosa and the border of the tongue are the most common sites. Patch testing to mercury is commonly positive. | |||
Revision as of 09:23, 15 August 2026
Amalgam-associated oral lichenoid reaction is an uncommon allergic reaction following long exposure to dental amalgam fillings. The buccal mucosa and the border of the tongue are the most common sites. Patch testing to mercury is commonly positive.
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| English | Amalgam-associated oral lichenoid reaction |
Amalgam-associated oral lichenoid reaction is an uncommon allergic reaction following long exposure to dental amalgam fillings. The buccal mucosa and the border of the tongue are the most common sites. Patch testing to mercury is commonly positive. |
