Removal of an Extra-large Irritation Fibroma With a Combination of Diode Laser and Scalpel

Bakhtiari, Sedigheh; Taheri, Jamileh Bigom; Sehhatpour, Marziye; Asnaashari, Mohammad; Moghadam, Saaedeh Attarbashi

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“…D’Arcangelo et al ( 9 ) and Amaral et al ( 10 ) compared both techniques concluding that diode laser offers numerous advantages compared to the conventional scalpel as a lower intraoperative bleeding, a lower swelling of the area, better coagulation and scarring, no need of suture, reduction of surgical time and lesser degree of postsurgical pain. In addition, the laser instantly disinfects the surgical wound, and lesser further mechanical trauma is also confirmed by Bakhtiari et al ( 11 ) study. On the other hand, Jin et al ( 12 ) reported that diode laser produced greater tissue damage compared to the conventional scalpel and the Er Cr: YSGG laser.…”

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The application of diode laser in the treatment of oral soft tissues lesions. A literature review

Ortega-Concepción¹,

Cano-Durán²,

Peña‐Cardelles³

et al. 2017

J Clin Exp Dent

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BackgroundSince its appearance in the dental area, the laser has become a treatment of choice in the removal of lesions in the oral soft tissues, due to the numerous advantages they offer, being one of the most used currently the diode laser. The aim of this review was to determine the efficacy and predictability of diode laser as a treatment of soft tissue injuries compared to other surgical methods.Material and MethodsA literature review of articles published in PubMed/MEDLINE, Scopus and the Cochrane Library databases between 2007 and 2017 was performed. “Diode laser”, “soft tissue”, “oral cavity” and “oral surgery” were employed for the search strategy. Only articles published English or Spanish were selected.ResultsThe diode laser is a minimally invasive technology that offers great advantages, superior to those of the conventional scalpel, such as reduction of bleeding, inflammation and the lower probability of scars. Its effectiveness is comparable to that of other types of lasers, in addition to being an option of lower cost and greater ease of use. Its application in the soft tissues has been evaluated, being a safe and effective method for the excision of lesions like fibromas, epulis fissuratum and the accomplishment of frenectomies.ConclusionsThe diode laser can be used with very good results for the removal of lesions in soft tissues, being used in small exophytic lesions due to their easy application, adequate coagulation, no need to suture and the slightest inflammation and pain. Key words:Diode laser, soft tissues, oral cavity, oral surgery.

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The application of diode laser in the treatment of oral soft tissues lesions. A literature review

Ortega-Concepción¹,

Cano-Durán²,

Peña‐Cardelles³

et al. 2017

J Clin Exp Dent

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“…Reactive lesions are characterized as an excessive proliferation of connective tissue in response to chronic irritation [12]. Irritation fibroma is one of the most common reactive lesions in the oral cavity, which is caused by traumatic irritants such as dental calculus, foreign body, chronic biting, incompatible restorations [13]. The most common reactive lesion in this study was irritation fibroma.…”

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Concordance between clinical and histopathological diagnoses of biopsied oral cavity lesions

Altan¹

2019

Ann Clin Anal Med

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Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the clinical and histopathological diagnoses of biopsied oral cavity lesions, to evaluate the diagnostic concordance characteristics of these lesions and to reveal the demographic characteristics of lesions. Material and Method: In this retrospective study, the histopathological reports of patients who underwent biopsy between February 2013 and May 2018 were examined and analyzed. Gender, age, location of the lesion, clinical and final histopathological diagnoses were determined from patient records. The lesions were divided into three main categories according to their final histopathological diagnosis: Group 1 (Developmental, inflammatory, reactive lesions of the jaws), Group 2 (Cystic lesions), and Group 3 (Tumors and tumor-like lesions). Results: The records of 506 patients were examined in the study. Patients' ages ranged from 8 to 80 years (mean: 37.1 ± 17.5). The distribution of lesions by groups was as follows: Group 1: 105 (20.8%), Group 2: 333 (65.8%), and Group 3: 68 (13.4%).Two hundred and seventy-five of the patients were male (54.3%) and 231 of them were female (45.7%). Two hundred and fifteen of the lesions were localized in the maxilla (42.5%) and 291 of them were localized in the mandible (57.5%). The concordance rate of diagnoses was 87.4% as a result of the comparison of clinical and final histopathological diagnoses. Discussion: The clinician's knowledge about the lesion has a significant effect on the concordance between clinical and histopathological diagnoses. The correct and early diagnosis of lesions will prevent unnecessary treatments and delayed surgical operations.

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“…El tejido extirpado debe enviarse para su respectivo examen microscópico y así determinar si se trata de un fibroma traumático o fibroma verdadero o una neoplasia benigna o maligna (24) . La eliminación del tejido puede hacerse utilizando bisturí manual o láseres de alta potencia como CO2 (λ = 10.6 μm), Er: YAG (λ = 2.94 μm), Er: YSGG (λ = 2.78 μm), Nd: YAG ( λ = 1.64 μm) y láseres de diodo los cuales han demostrado varias ventajas en comparación con la técnica convencional, como por ejemplo una técnica más fácil, la reducción del tiempo de operación, la disminución del trauma en el tejido, la ausencia de sangrado durante el procedimiento (25) .…”

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Fibróma traumático en cavidad oral – una revisión

Rocafuerte-Acurio¹

2019

Kiru

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Fibróma traumático en cavidad oraluna revisiónTraumatic fibromaa review Rocafuerte -Acurio Marco Antonio 1a Resumen El crecimiento fibroso intraoral de los tejidos blandos es relativamente común y puede ser de carácter benigno reactivo o una lesión neoplásica. Entre estos crecimientos fibrosos localizados, se ha encontrado que el fibroma traumático ocurre comúnmente en la cavidad oral. El fibroma traumático es una hiperplasia fibrosa reactiva causada por un traumatismo o irritación local como puede ser la presencia de cálculo, los márgenes sobresalientes de las restauraciones, aparatología ortodóntica, entre otros. Esta lesión también es conocida con los nombres de fibroma por irritación, fibroma inflamatorio, hiperplasia fibrosa focal, nódulo fibroso, pólipo fibroso. Se puede presentar en cualquier sitio de la cavidad oral pero se observa con mayor frecuencia en la mucosa bucal o a lo largo del plano oclusal. El fibroma traumático es una lesión frecuente en la cavidad oral por lo que un amplio conocimiento sobre esta lesión sería útil para los odontólogos en el tratamiento de sus pacientes. ABSTRACTThe intraoral fibrous growth of the soft tissues is relatively common and may be benign reactive or a neoplastic lesion. Among these localized fibrous growths, it has been found that traumatic fibroma is the most common in the oral cavity. The traumatic fibroma is a reactive fibrous hyperplasia caused by trauma or local irritation, such as the presence of calculus, overhanging margins of restorations, orthodontic appliances, among others. This pathology is also known as irritation fibroma, inflammatory fibroma, focal fibrous hyperplasia, fibrous nodule and fibrous polyp. It can occur anywhere in the oral cavity but it is more frequently seen in the buccal mucosa or along the occlusal plane. Traumatic fibroma is a common lesion in the oral cavity. Therefore, a wide knowledge about this injury would be useful for dentists in the treatment of their patients.

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Removal of an Extra-large Irritation Fibroma With a Combination of Diode Laser and Scalpel

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The application of diode laser in the treatment of oral soft tissues lesions. A literature review

The application of diode laser in the treatment of oral soft tissues lesions. A literature review

Concordance between clinical and histopathological diagnoses of biopsied oral cavity lesions

Fibróma traumático en cavidad oral – una revisión

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