Esthetic Management of Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma

Abstract

This report emphasizes the importance of having histopathological data to confirm the clinical diagnosis, and the importance of an adequate excision to prevent recurrence even in less extensive cases.

Vascularity and angiogenesis level correlations with the clinical behavior of the central and peripheral giant cell granulomas of the oral cavity

“…The demographic data analysis of this current study revealed the mean ages for Giant cell lesions is 33.12 (PGCG and CGCG are 34.2 and 32.4 respectively) these results were in accordance with other previous studies 6,12,19 . Female predilection in both lesions PGCG and CGCG was observed (p =0.05) that showing similarity with other studies 5,6,12,[19][20][21] . PGCG occurs more commonly in females, a situation attributed by some authors that the more common female appearance of PGCG is associated to the role of particular ovarian sex hormones, that could be involved in its formation process 5 .…”

Vascularity and angiogenesis level correlations with the clinical behavior of the central and peripheral giant cell granulomas of the oral cavity

“…The demographic data analysis of this current study revealed the mean ages for Giant cell lesions is 33.12 (PGCG and CGCG are 34.2 and 32.4 respectively) these results were in accordance with other previous studies 6,12,19 . Female predilection in both lesions PGCG and CGCG was observed (p =0.05) that showing similarity with other studies 5,6,12,[19][20][21] . PGCG occurs more commonly in females, a situation attributed by some authors that the more common female appearance of PGCG is associated to the role of particular ovarian sex hormones, that could be involved in its formation process 5 .…”

Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma Treatment with Guided Tissue Regeneration: A Case Report

“…Lesion characterized by highly cellular mass with abundant multinucleated giant cells, inflammatory cells, hemosiderin deposits, hemorrhage, mature bone and osteoid. Chronic inflammatory cells and neutrophils are also seen under the ulcerated area [9]. In this case, lesion was located on the attached gingiva of the first and second maxillary molar teeth.…”

Esthetic Management of a Recurrent Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma

“…Reports of simultaneous augmentation procedures during resection presented relatively short-term results ranging from 10 weeks to 12 months. 11,14,15 In the case presented here, a single intervention resulted in long-term healing (48 months) and stable complete root coverage, which prevented a post-surgical mucogingival defect and provided acceptable KT contours with the adjacent teeth. n …”

Vascularity and angiogenesis level correlations with the clinical behavior of the central and peripheral giant cell granulomas of the oral cavity

“…The demographic data analysis of this current study revealed the mean ages for Giant cell lesions is 33.12 (PGCG and CGCG are 34.2 and 32.4 respectively) these results were in accordance with other previous studies 6,12,19 . Female predilection in both lesions PGCG and CGCG was observed (p =0.05) that showing similarity with other studies 5,6,12,[19][20][21] . PGCG occurs more commonly in females, a situation attributed by some authors that the more common female appearance of PGCG is associated to the role of particular ovarian sex hormones, that could be involved in its formation process 5 .…”

Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma Treatment with Guided Tissue Regeneration: A Case Report

“…Lesion characterized by highly cellular mass with abundant multinucleated giant cells, inflammatory cells, hemosiderin deposits, hemorrhage, mature bone and osteoid. Chronic inflammatory cells and neutrophils are also seen under the ulcerated area [9]. In this case, lesion was located on the attached gingiva of the first and second maxillary molar teeth.…”

Esthetic Management of a Recurrent Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma

“…Reports of simultaneous augmentation procedures during resection presented relatively short-term results ranging from 10 weeks to 12 months. 11,14,15 In the case presented here, a single intervention resulted in long-term healing (48 months) and stable complete root coverage, which prevented a post-surgical mucogingival defect and provided acceptable KT contours with the adjacent teeth. n …”

Vascularity and angiogenesis level correlations with the clinical behavior of the central and peripheral giant cell granulomas of the oral cavity

“…The demographic data analysis of this current study revealed the mean ages for Giant cell lesions is 33.12 (PGCG and CGCG are 34.2 and 32.4 respectively) these results were in accordance with other previous studies 6,12,19 . Female predilection in both lesions PGCG and CGCG was observed (p =0.05) that showing similarity with other studies 5,6,12,[19][20][21] . PGCG occurs more commonly in females, a situation attributed by some authors that the more common female appearance of PGCG is associated to the role of particular ovarian sex hormones, that could be involved in its formation process 5 .…”

Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma Treatment with Guided Tissue Regeneration: A Case Report

“…Lesion characterized by highly cellular mass with abundant multinucleated giant cells, inflammatory cells, hemosiderin deposits, hemorrhage, mature bone and osteoid. Chronic inflammatory cells and neutrophils are also seen under the ulcerated area [9]. In this case, lesion was located on the attached gingiva of the first and second maxillary molar teeth.…”

Esthetic Management of a Recurrent Peripheral Ossifying Fibroma

“…Reports of simultaneous augmentation procedures during resection presented relatively short-term results ranging from 10 weeks to 12 months. 11,14,15 In the case presented here, a single intervention resulted in long-term healing (48 months) and stable complete root coverage, which prevented a post-surgical mucogingival defect and provided acceptable KT contours with the adjacent teeth. n …”