A 31-year-old male was presented with an 11-month history of a sessile, lobular, progressively enlarging lesion in the anterior facial maxillary gingiva with palatal expansion. Non-surgical root canal therapy was performed on teeth #s 9 & 10 in November last year. The patient described a history of trauma to the area during childhood. The patient has no history of increased risk factors such as tobacco and alcohol use.
The preoperative blood cell counts were as follows: WBC 5.3, RBC 4.92, HGB 15.0, and PLT 186. What should be the treatment strategy for this patient? *This case is from Docplexus Editorial Team for educative purpose only.
