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Case report identifies lung carcinoma presenting as pyogenic granuloma near a dental implant, suggesting diagnostic challenges.
Oral cavity metastases are uncommon and may clinically present as swelling or mass formation. Pyogenic granuloma is a benign periodontal lesion that often appears as a bleeding mass. Both lesions can develop around dental implants, complicating diagnosis. This report presents a lung carcinoma metastasis mimicking peri‐implant pyogenic granuloma lesion.
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