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Gingival fibromatosis is a condition of uncommon gingival overgrowth, with hereditary causes regarded to be associated with the most common form. The condition is generally non-inflammatory, though secondary gingival inflammation occurs in some cases due to formation of anaerobic spaces between gingiva and teeth. We present a case of identical twin brothers aged 11 years 9 months who came to our clinic...
Gingival fibromatosis is a rare clinical finding of non-inflammatory gingival overgrowth. Here we present 2 cases of children with gingival fibromatosis and provide a longitudinal analysis of the correlation between the presence of periodontal bacteria and clinical condition. The first case, a boy treated from age 2 to 6, showed periodontitis in the lower anterior region, which recovered to a good...
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