A PYOGENIC GRANULOMA

WHAT IS A PYOGENIC GRANULOMA?

A pyogenic granuloma is a benign overgrowth of capillaries. Pyogenic granulomas are also referred to as capillary granulomas or lobular capillary hemangiomas. They are often found on the gums, nasal septum, and skin. They may occur at any age. Pathology…
AN IRRITATION FIBROMA

WHAT IS AN IRRITATION FIBROMA?

An irritation fibroma is a benign scar like lesion in the mouth caused by irritation over a long period of time. An irritation fibroma is also referred to as focal fibrous hyperplasia or a traumatic fibroma. Irritation fibromas may present…
A TOOTH CAVITY

WHAT IS A TOOTH CAVITY?

A tooth cavity is a damaged area in tooth enamel due to tooth decay. Cavities are also called dental caries or tooth decay. Cavities are caused by demineralization of tooth enamel and/or tooth dentin by acidic metabolites of fermenting sugars…