Irritational fibroma – A case report
Dr.Sachit Anand Arora1,Dr.Shivjot Chhina2,Dr.Anjali Goel3,Dr.Shivesh Mishra4,Dr.Johnn Kazimm5,Dr.Kumar Saurav6
Authors:
1.Dr.SachitAnandArora1, Professor& Head,Department of Periodontics,I.T.S Dental College,Hospital & Research Centre.
2.Dr.Shivjot Chhina2, Professor,Department of Periodontics, I.T.S Dental College,Hospital & Research Centre.
3.Dr.AnjaliGoel3, Post Graduate Student,Department of Periodontics,I.T.S Dental College,Hospital & Research Centre.
4.Dr.Shivesh Mishra4, Post Graduate Student,Department of Periodontics,I.T.S Dental College,Hospital & Research Centre.
5. Dr.Johnn Kazimm 5, Post Graduate Student,Department of Periodontics,I.T.S Dental College,Hospital & Research Centre.
6.Dr.Kumar Saurav 6,Senior
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This paper reports a case of Irritation fibroma in a 17- year -old female in relation to the lower front tooth region. On basis of histological evaluation diagnosis made by fibroma and excisional biopsy was taken.
Keywords: Irritational fibroma ; Epulis
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Different types of localized reactive lesions may occur on the gingiva, including focal fibrous hyperplasia, pyo¬genic granuloma, peripheral giant cell granuloma and periph¬eral ossifying fibroma.1-3 The causative etiology for this lesion can be attributed to the local irritants like plaque, cal¬culus, overhanging margins, trauma and dental appliances.3,4 Irritation fibroma represents a reactive focal fibrous hyperpla¬sia due to trauma or local irritation.5,6 Here we are presenting case of Irritation fibroma in a 17- year- old female in mandibular anterior
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