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Pyogenic Granuloma
Pyogenic granuloma is an intraoral lesion characterized by a proliferation of connective tissue containing numerous blood vessels and inflammation cells. It occurs as a response to injury and is soft when palpated. Pyogenic granuloma will present itself as a deep red to purple lesion that bleeds easily because of its tissue vascularity. Synopsis Cause ＞ Injury Location > Gingiva Clinical Features > Deep red-purple exophytic lesion Radiographic features > N/A Microscopic Features > Ulcerated granulation tissue Treatment > Surgical excision Diagnostic process > Microscopic
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