Abstract

Abdulsamet Tanik* and Ahmet Günay

ABSTRACT

Adverse reactions to medications prescribed or administered in dental practice can be worring. Others, such as allergic and pseudoallergic reactions, are generally unpredictable and unrelated to normal drug action. Paracetamol and other NSAIDs ranks after antibiotic drugs in the world as a potential hypersensitivity occur. It is usually oral mucosa by allergic reactions more sensitive than skin reactions and hypersensitivity reactions may lead to intense erythematous lesions of the attached gingiva. In this case report with a diagnosis of a rare allergy paracetamol combination preparations 51-year-old female patient presented.