W A Lyzak, C M Flaitz, R S McGuckin, F Eichmiller, R S Brown
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Diagnosis and treatment of an oral base-metal contact lesion following negative dermatologic patch tests.
We report a confirmed case of intraoral contact mucositis secondary to nickel dental alloy hypersensitivity. The lesion resolved after removal of the offending prosthesis. The patient responded negatively to dermatologic patch tests, but a positive intraoral rechallenge confirmed the mucositis diagnosis. A nonreactive, gold alloy prosthesis was inserted for a successful result.