A 41-year old male presents to your rooms with a main complaint of: "I am here for these lumps that are worrying me." He reports a history of these "lumps" appearing 5 years ago, disappearing after having been given medication by his doctor (he is not sure of what) and then reappearing. He is not in pain but there is bleeding when he chews on the side. His social history reveals that he drinks 8-12 cans of beer on the weekend (Saturday and Sunday). He claims to be otherwise healthy. Intra-oral presentation is depicted in Figures 3a and 3b below. You decide to take a periapical which is depicted in 3c. ЗА 3C 3.
A 41-year old male presents to your rooms with a main complaint of: "I am here for these lumps that are worrying me." He reports a history of these "lumps" appearing 5 years ago, disappearing after having been given medication by his doctor (he is not sure of what) and then reappearing. He is not in pain but there is bleeding when he chews on the side. His social history reveals that he drinks 8-12 cans of beer on the weekend (Saturday and Sunday). He claims to be otherwise healthy. Intra-oral presentation is depicted in Figures 3a and 3b below. You decide to take a periapical which is depicted in 3c. ЗА 3C 3.
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describe the intra-oral presentation as seen in 3a and 3b
what is the differential diagnosis
how would you manage this patient
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Transcribed Image Text:A 41-year old male presents to your rooms with a main complaint of: "I am here for these lumps that are
worrying me." He reports a history of these "lumps" appearing 5 years ago, disappearing after having
been given medication by his doctor (he is not sure of what) and then reappearing. He is not in pain but
there is bleeding when he chews on the side. His social history reveals that he drinks 8-12 cans of beer
on the weekend (Saturday and Sunday). He claims to be otherwise healthy. Intra-oral presentation is
depicted in Figures 3a and 3b below. You decide to take a periapical which is depicted in 3c.
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