Paediatric oral hyaline ring granuloma associated with an impacted tooth and its management preserving the tooth germ: A case report.

Abstract

Oral hyaline ring granuloma is an unusual granulomatous lesion affecting the jaws characterized by the presence of numerous eosinophilic rings with multinucleated giant cells. The lesion can be of central or peripheral variety, caused by the impaction of foreign particles in the oral cavity. While literature describes this lesion in association with dentures, carious teeth and extraction socket, this paper reports the first case of an oral hyaline ring granuloma associated with an impacted premolar tooth and its surgical management.