pls suggest DX n Rx ... 29yr old female with h/o bite at the same while having food .. one month back...
it could be mucocele, pyogenic granuloma or implantation dermoid....excision and HPE for confirmation is required.
locally inject hydrocortisone in the lesion if responsded then continue for 3 weeks 1 inj/ week.. or best treatment is surgical excision along with involved submucous glanf
try - Tab. prednisolon10bd cap. polybion bd tab. deflazacort 6 bd iron.+,Protien supliment
cyst or fibroma surgical removal is ideal treatment
mucus retention cyst
Epulis, advised surgery.
Mucous cystof the cheek needs excision and suturing under LA
Submucous cyst,just given incision a thick fluid will be coming out,remove the whole cyst and stich it
This is dental cause intraoral papilloma, very common lesion, its treatment is none other than excision
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