Özet:

The color changes in oral mucosa and gingival tissues carry diagnostic value in terms of a variety of local and systemic diseases or chemical toxicity. As a result of inhalation of brom or skin contact, a toxic element may develop injury, inflammation and neurological findings in the skin and membranes. Also, halytosis and bacterial mucous, pigmentation in the tongue can occur as oral findings. The purpose of this phenomenon report was to provide the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of the patient working with brom and developing ginger pigmentation in this process. OLGU SUNUM: A 34-year-old male patient who applied to the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Süleyman Demirel with a coloring complaint in the tooth was sent to our clinic with a request for the evaluation of the coloring in the tooth after the first examination. It was that the patient worked on food analysis and during these processes used brom and that coloring in the tooth was formed during this period. The necessary clinical, radiographic and histopathological assessments were performed. The absence of brown-black pigmentations and inflammatory infiltration in histopathological samples suggested that this coloring, along with the clinical history, may belong to the broma.

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