Atypical gingivitis: A rare case report of recurrent and familial history, and its surgical management

Plasma cell gingivitis, an infrequent benign entity, is inflammatory or reactive condition of the gingiva to certain allergens unknown factor. It clinically characterized by erythematous, edematous, granular/cobblestone appearance gingival surfaces with clear demarcation from mucogingival junction. easily bleeds on manipulation and may be associated a burning sensation spicy food consumption. As name suggests it diffuse massive infiltration plasma cells into sub-epithelial tissue. hypersensitivity reaction some antigen, often flavouring agents spices found in chewing gums, toothpastes lorenzes. gingivitis also known as atypical gingivostomatitis, allergic unusual gingivostomatitis idiopathic gingivostomatitis. Histologically, lesion shows dense infiltrate connective We report case rarely seen mucosal pathology 51 yr old male patient chief complaint bleeding swollen mass upper lower front tooth region who presented this rare its histological diagnosis management.