Massive Denture Induced Hyperplastic Lesion in Maxilla- A Case Report

Khan, Muhammad Waseem Ullah; Mushtaq, Muhammad Asif

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“…However it has limitations in cases with extensive mucosal lesions where there is significant fibrosis and surgical excision of hyperplastic tissue is required in such cases. 15,16 In our reported Case 1, the size of lesion was extensive and hence it was surgically excised. These results are similar to a study conducted by Khan WU et al 15 in which extensive hyperplastic lesion in the maxillary arch was managed surgically.…”

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“…15,16 In our reported Case 1, the size of lesion was extensive and hence it was surgically excised. These results are similar to a study conducted by Khan WU et al 15 in which extensive hyperplastic lesion in the maxillary arch was managed surgically. Surgical techniques include conventional surgical supra-periosteal and advanced techniques eg: cold blade, electro-surgery, lasers or cryosurgery.…”

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Surgical and Prosthodontic Management of Denture Induced Hyperplastic Lesion in Maxillary Arch – A Case Series

Iqbal,

Inayat,

Mujahid

et al. 2023

J Pak Dent Assoc

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Denture irritation hyperplasia is a hyper plastic lesion of the oral mucosa which results from chronic irritation as a result of wearing poorly adapted dentures. It is most commonly seen in maxillary arch with female patients being mostly effected. The lesion varies in size from only a few millimeters to extending to involve the entire quadrant. The clinical management of denture induced hyperplasia depends upon the size of lesion and involves the elimination of causative factors, excision of excess fibrous tissue accompanied by an appropriate prosthetic rehabilitation. This case series presents the management of denture induced hyperplastic lesion of varying sizes present in maxillary arch by providing appropriate tissue rest and tissue conditioning as well as by surgical excision followed by new denture fabrication to achieve acceptable function for patients. KEYWORDS: Denture hyperplasia, Epulis fissuratum, Tissue conditioning, Prosthesis

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Surgical and Prosthodontic Management of Denture Induced Hyperplastic Lesion in Maxillary Arch – A Case Series

Iqbal,

Inayat,

Mujahid

et al. 2023

J Pak Dent Assoc

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A Case Report on Epulis Fissuratum

Patil¹,

Parveen²,

Surve³

2019

Journal of Oral Health and Community Dentistry

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Aim:The aim of this case report was to diagnose an abnormal growth along a ill-fitting maxillary removable partial denture in a 60-year-old woman and the surgical management of that lesion. Background: Epulis fissuratum, reactive fibrous hyperplasia, or denture-induced fibrous hyperplasia are the various names attributed to a reactive tissue response to chronic irritation and trauma caused by a badly fitted prosthesis. Persistent trauma to oral mucosa may predispose the patient to a carcinoma. We present a case of faulty denture and the resultant epulis fissuratum in a 60-year-old woman. Case description: A 60-year-old woman is presented to the Department of Periodontics with the chief complaint of an abnormal growth along the anterior border of her ill-fitting maxillary partial denture. An intraoral examination revealed a fibrous mass, which was polypoid and had a soft consistency and a smooth texture. The lesion was diagnosed as epulis fissuratum or a denture-induced hyperplasia and surgically managed the lesion with a scalpel and electrocautery. Postoperative instructions were given and a follow-up evaluation was done for 3 months. Conclusion:To prevent the occurrence of the epulis fissuratum lesion is to perform standard prosthetic treatments on the patients and carry out the necessary maintenance procedures of the denture as soon as possible. The maintenance and hygiene-related instructions have to be given. Clinical significance: A poorly fitted prosthesis can give rise to many problems such as pain, discomfort in mastication, difficulty in speech, and epulis fissuratum. Epulis fissuratum is an tissue overgrowth in the mucobuccal fold, induced by chronic trauma from an ill-fitting prosthesis. In this case report, we discuss a case of epulis fissuratum in a 60-year-old woman and the surgical management of the lesion.

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Massive Denture Induced Hyperplastic Lesion in Maxilla- A Case Report

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Surgical and Prosthodontic Management of Denture Induced Hyperplastic Lesion in Maxillary Arch – A Case Series

Surgical and Prosthodontic Management of Denture Induced Hyperplastic Lesion in Maxillary Arch – A Case Series

A Case Report on Epulis Fissuratum

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