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What is the cause of Pyogenic Granuloma?
What is the cause of Pyogenic Granuloma?
- Malignancy with severe bone loss
- Local irritation or systemic issues (correct)
- Dental materials/restoration and dental hygiene materials
- Bacterial infection due to non-vital tooth
What is the cause of Pyogenic Granuloma?
What is the cause of Pyogenic Granuloma?
- Malignancy with severe bone loss
- Local irritation or systemic issues (correct)
- Dental materials/restoration and dental hygiene materials
- Bacterial infection due to non-vital tooth
Which type of growth occurs at attached gingiva?
Which type of growth occurs at attached gingiva?
- Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma (correct)
- Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma
- Traumatic Fibroma
- Foreign Body-Induced Gingivitis
Which type of growth occurs at attached gingiva?
Which type of growth occurs at attached gingiva?
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What is the recommended treatment for Parulis?
What is the recommended treatment for Parulis?
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What is the recommended treatment for Parulis?
What is the recommended treatment for Parulis?
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Study Notes
- Parulis is an abscess caused by bacterial infection due to non-vital tooth.
- Foreign Body-Induced Gingivitis is caused by dental materials/restoration and dental hygiene materials.
- Traumatic Fibroma is caused by local irritation.
- Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma is caused by local irritation.
- Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma is caused by local irritation.
- Pyogenic Granuloma is caused by local irritation or systemic issues.
- Peripheral Odontogenic Tumor or Cyst occurs at attached gingiva.
- Malignancy can cause fleshy or purplish growth with severe bone loss.
- Diagnosis is based on clinical presentation and biopsy.
- Treatment involves elimination of irritation and surgical excision.
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