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@dental_case_study
Created July 4, 2020
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📌 Collection of Dental & Medical related Cases. Complete Dental Encyclopedia✨ ⚠️ For Educational Purposes Only - This is Not a Substitute for Medical Advice 😍 Powered by 🔬 @dent_tech_for_u 🔎 🔔 Paid Promotion & Ads: @dr_danger_007 #DENTISTRY

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Updated: 2026-10-09

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    Oral Mucocele ​Clinical Presentation: A soft, fluctuant, fluid-filled, blister-like lesion on the lower lip. It is painless, has persisted for six months, and displays characterist…

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    What’s your diagnosis? 27-year-old female, 27 weeks pregnant, presents with this gingival lesion. • Rapidly growing • Painful • Bleeds easily • Developed during pregnancy What’s at…

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