Title: A Case Report of a Rare Peripheral Odontogenic Fibroma
Authors: Dr Monika Goswamy, Dr Saurabh Gupta, Dr Harikesh Rao, Dr Geetha K Bhat, Dr Syeda Tawkhira Tabasum, Dr Praveen Kudva, Dr. Vela Desai
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v5i7.49
Abstract
There are a variety of different types of focal proliferative lesions which may occur on the gingiva, some neoplastic but others inflammatory. At one time the terms “peripheral ossifying fibroma” and “peripheral odontogenic fibroma” were used interchangeably. The World Health Organization (WHO) however, in its classification of odontogenic tumours has used the term “peripheral odontogenic fibroma” for a specific entity quite separate from “peripheral ossifying fibroma”. The peripheral odontogenic fibroma in distinct contrast to peripheral ossifying fibroma, is a rare lesion. This article reports a rare case of peripheral odontogenic fibroma in the maxilla.
Keywords: maxilla, peripheral, odontogenic, fibroma.
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