Aspirin induced intraoral burn: A rare case report with emphasis on its diagnosis

  • Jain H
  • Garg B
  • Sharma P
  • et al.
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Abstract

Introduction: We present a case of chemical burn due to use of aspirin for pain control as self-medication. A patient placed Aspirin tablet in the right posterior lingual vestibule. A diagnosis of chemical burn was made based on history and clinical examination. Patient was advised to discontinue the habit and self-medication and was treated symptomatically.

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Jain, H., Garg, B., Sharma, P., & Poswal, A. (2020). Aspirin induced intraoral burn: A rare case report with emphasis on its diagnosis. Journal of Dental Specialities, 6(2), 172–173. https://doi.org/10.18231/2393-9834.2018.0039

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