Clinical presentation and management of hereditary gingival fibromatosis: Four case reports

Figure 3 Intraoral photographs of patient 2. A: Initial visit showing poor oral hygiene with obvious supra- and subgingival calculus; the gingiva was slightly red and swollen, and hyperplastic gingiva covered approximately one-third of the clinical crowns; B: Three-year follow-up after periodontal surgery showing significant exposure of clinical crowns without recurrence of gingival enlargement.