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Is the material used in dental impressions gluten free?


MichB

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MichB Newbie

Hi,

I don't have celiac but am gluten free due to a pancreatic issue. I had impressions done yesterday and have since vomited, swollen and itchy lips. Could I be having a gluten reaction to the material they used?

Thanks,

Michelle


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I am not sure.  I have had dental impressions made, but my dentist is very much aware that I have celiac disease.  I question him every single time I go in.  He said that he has noticed that the amount of dental supplies that are gluten free are increasing.  Always check.  Ask to read labels at their office.  

Swollen and itchy lips sound more like an allergic reaction to me which could be due to  anything in the gel/plaster.  

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DJFL77I Experienced

I think you should ask your dentist

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study this question more carefully on the Internet

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