A U.K. woman died after suffering a suspected allergic reaction to mouthwash as she was getting her teeth cleaned, according to a story in the Daily Mail.
Sacha Rumaner, 30, complained of feeling hot and itchy before collapsing and going into shock as she was having her teeth cleaned at a clinic in Brighton, U.K.
Rumaner had a tooth extracted without complications several weeks before her death and had been back for follow-up appointments, the Daily Mail reported.
A postmortem exam has been performed, but the coroner is waiting for the results of toxicology tests to establish the cause of death. An inquest into the death is scheduled for June 15.
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