Symptoma

Pregnancy Epulis

Pregnancy Granuloma

Type your tag names separated by a space and hit enter Abstract Based on a case presented by the patient himself, the authors describe the difficult management of a very large, recurrent epulis arising in a context of flat angioma of one half of the face [unboundmedicine.com]

Definition (NCI) A friable, benign vascular neoplasm with lobular capillary architecture that presents as a raised red skin growth. [fpnotebook.com]

Whereas the literature describes pyogenic granulomas of pregnancy as occurring mainly within the gingival or oral mucosa, we present 5 cases of a histologically confirmed pyogenic granuloma on the hands of gravid women, each with no history of antecedent [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

The present report is limited to describe a granulomatous gravidarum lesion associated with prosthesis on implant unit. [scielo.br]

  • Inflammation

    […] back Definition and clinical picture Gingival tissue overgrowth (Celsus/Galen: "disease on the gingival surface"; Axhausen: "no epulis without a tooth") These tumour-like lesions, designated as epulis, are rather: Due to chronic trauma or inflammation [med-college.de]

    However, at the five months visit the patient’s compliance had improved and there was resolution of the gingival inflammation around the lower teeth (Figure 4). [juniperpublishers.com]

    Conventional periodontal treatment, including scaling and root planing was performed to decrease gingival inflammation. [jdentlasers.org]

    It can occur as gingivitis, which is inflammation of the gums, or periodontitis ( pyorrhea ), which is loss of bone supporting the teeth which can later cause tooth mobility and loss. [barnaclinic.com]

    Nowadays, the most common causes for the appearance of pyogenic granuloma are local trauma such as poor fitting dentures, chronic irritation, food impaction, dental plaque, dental calculus, hormones, drugs, gingival inflammation and pre-existing vascular [scielo.br]

  • Surgical Procedure

    Post-operative discomfort is also less compared to conventional surgical procedures, which is evident from the current report. [14] In the present report, we can see that there was no adverse effect from the use of the laser. [jdentlasers.org]

  • Periodontitis

    Periodontics is the dental specialty specializing in periodontal or gum diseases. Periodontal disease is a bacterial infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth in the jaws. [barnaclinic.com]

    DOI: 10.19080/ADOH.2018.09.555770 Abstract Introduction: Any localised swelling of the gingivae may be called an epulis although its usage is normally restricted to developmental or reactive swellings of the gingivae or periodontal ligament origin. [juniperpublishers.com]

    Marginal periodontitis is of causal significance in its aetiology; microtrauma is also a possible cause. Often a short case history and a tendency for recurrence. [med-college.de]

    Conventional periodontal treatment, including scaling and root planing was performed to decrease gingival inflammation. [jdentlasers.org]

    After the excision, periodontal dressing was applied to avoid trauma and improve healing. [scielo.br]

  • Pyorrhea

    It can occur as gingivitis, which is inflammation of the gums, or periodontitis ( pyorrhea ), which is loss of bone supporting the teeth which can later cause tooth mobility and loss. [barnaclinic.com]

  • Ulcer

    The surface may be ulcerated. Aetiology: Ill-fitting denture; inflammation secondary to functional activity (speech and mastication). #pic# 2. Traumatic fibromas Ubiquitous in the oral cavity, often at the level of the occlusal plane. [med-college.de]

    Histological sections revealed a fragment of mucosa lined by parakeratinized stratified squamous epithelium, predominantly ulcerated, with patches of atrophy. On the surface, there were fibrin and large amounts of polymorphonuclear leukocytes. [scielo.br]

    A thickened stratified squamous epithelium layer overlaid the lesion and was ulcerated due to the trauma associated with eating or tooth brushing. There was no evidence of malignancy. [jdentlasers.org]

treatment : once the patient's periodontal situation is under control, an assessment must be done to see what other dental treatments are needed to ensure not only dental health but also aesthetics and function. [barnaclinic.com]

After a brief review of the clinical and aetiopathogenic aspects, the authors discuss the value of complete surgical treatment and raise the question of the possible relation, in this particular case, between angioma and this recurrent so-called angiomatous [unboundmedicine.com]

Moreover, it is a treatment without great cost, safe and easy to perform. [scielo.br]

Repeated mild irritation with gestational steroid changes may subsequently exacerbate inflammatory response, leading to development of this proliferating lesion. [3] Various modalities of treatment have been documented for treatment of this lesion. [jdentlasers.org]

#pic# #pic# Treatment - Surgical removal with resection of periosteum and bone and the affected periodontal ligaments down to healthy tissue - In case of relapse: Extraction of the adjacent tooth Fibrous hyperplasia Synonym: Epulis fibromatos Definition [med-college.de]

Surgical treatment with excisional biopsy was enough for the case resolution, presenting favorable prognosis with no clinical signs of recurrence. REFERENCES 1. Poncet A, Dor L. Botryomycose humaine. Rev Chir. 1897;18:996 [ Links ] 2. [scielo.br]

The etiologic means by which female sex steroid hormones may influence the periodontium of women, especially during pregnancy, are varied and differ from those ordinarily associated with plaque-induced gingivitis. [jdentlasers.org]

These usually occur when deep satellite nodules, surrounding the original injury site, are not completely excised; when the etiological factors are unsuccessfully removed; or when there is a re-injury of the surgical area 16. [scielo.br]

Epidemiology, pathology and clinical aspects. Minerva Stomatol 1998;47:159-67. 7. Ojanotko-Harri AO, Harri MP, Hurttia HM, Sewón LA. Altered tissue metabolism of progesterone in pregnancy gingivitis and granuloma. [jdentlasers.org]

It must be prevented and treated in time. [barnaclinic.com]

(1991) suggested that progesterone functions as an immunosuppressant in the gingival tissue of pregnant women, preventing a rapid acute inflammatory reaction against plaque, but allowing an increased chronic tissue reaction, resulting clinically in [jdentlasers.org]