Tissue hypersensitivity to dental materials

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Abstract
Five cases of tissue hypersensitivity to Scutan and two to Impregum are reported. The reaction to Scutan was a burning sensation in the mucosa in contact with the material, followed by swelling and erythematous ulcers producing heavy discomfort. All symptoms gradually disappeared after removal of the material. To Impregum the reaction was basically the same, only less vigorous since contact with the material is of limited duration. All the cases were women in the menopause. Attention is drawn to the possibility of hormonal imbalance being a factor of importance in the development of hypersensitivity reactions to materials of this sort.

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