Ecstasy related periodontitis and mucosal ulceration - A case report

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Abstract

Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) more commonly known as 'Ecstasy' is a widely used recreational drug. The oral and systemic effects associated with its use have been well documented. This paper highlights a previously unreported complication of MDMA use on the oral mucosa. MDMA periodontitis is illustrated with a case report and the local oral and systemic effects of MDMA use outlined.

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Brazier, W. J., Dhariwal, D. K., Patton, D. W., & Bishop, K. (2003). Ecstasy related periodontitis and mucosal ulceration - A case report. British Dental Journal, 194(4), 197–199. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.bdj.4809908

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