Zunaira saleh7 months ago
Hereditary gingivofibromatosis
Profile and intraoral appearance of a 49-year-old male before all visible and easily accessible teeth were removed, after which he was able to appose his lips for the first time in his life. Gingivae had been resected several times before. The father, son, and daughter all suffered from hereditary gingivofibromatosis
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