Aggressive pyogenic granuloma mimicking a malignant lesion: Case report and review.

A pyogenic granuloma is a reactive hyperplastic inflammatory lesion that arises as result of various stimuli such low-grade local irritation, trauma, hormones, and certain medications. In the oral cavity, it relatively common gingival soft tissue lesion, which originates an expansile growth mucous membrane. It could exhibit aggressive behaviour mimicking malignant lesions with different presentations. This article aims to present case patient who attended dental clinic while complaining about large rapidly growing intraoral mass behaviour, had manifested fast-growing causing rapid expansion buccal palatal bone, bleeding, alveolar bone destruction associated mobile teeth. The also compare this current reported cases in literature.