Dental Pulp

  Causes of gingival hyperplasia could be due Antiepileptic drugs(phenytoin) Cyclosporine(immunosuppressant drug Nifidipine (calcium channel blocker) Hormonal changes during pregnancy   Treatment includes Remove the cause, give alternate drugs Gingivectomy /gingivoplasty Electrocautery Surgical excision of enlarged tissues Laser

Intermaxillary fixation with arch bar for the right parasymphysis fracture

Giant cell lesion

Squamous cell carcinoma on soft and hard palate

Patient with fibrosseous lesion on left maxilla.

Buccal pad of fat is exposed after surgical excision of squamous cell carcinoma

Fungal granulomatous infection with abscess

Involve enamel, dentin and exposes pulp is called complicated crown fracture        

Retroclined central incisors and complete deep bite causing trauma to lower labial gingiva

  Excessive gingival display is an unattractive smile characteristic also called as gummy smile Excessive gingival display associated with multiple etiologies such as: Drug induced gingival fibromatosis Delayed passive eruption Vertical maxillary excess Short lip Hypermobility of upper lip Treatment depend upon underlying etiology Excessive gingival display caused by Drug induced and delayed passive eruption [...]

  This is the image of 5 year old child showing Traumatic lip ulcer after dental visit due to lip biting after the use of local anesthesia