Harold V Cohen, Jacquelyn Marano, Ali Abbas, Prashanth Konatham Haribabu, Samuel Y P Quek, Gayathri Subramanian
When providing dental treatment, the dental clinician (DC) is expected to be knowledgeable in recognition and emergency management of an allergic response. Common manifestations of localized allergic responses can present as a rash or hives (urticaria), running of the nose, and swelling of the lips, eyes, face, respiratory and gastrointestinal mucosa. More critically, there is the potential for breathing difficulties from laryngeal swelling. Airway obstruction can be potentially life threatening.' Anaphylactic shock can be another serious reaction...
August 2016: Journal of the New Jersey Dental Association