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

Figure 5 Intraoral photographs of patient 3. A: Initial visit showing poor oral hygiene, sparse dentition, and gingival overgrowth covering more than half of the clinical crowns; tooth # 46 was in linguoversion, and occlusal assessment revealed a neutral relationship with class III underbite and increased overjet; B: Follow-up at 3 months after periodontal surgery, with reestablished gingival contours and exposed dental crowns; C: Follow-up at 2 years after orthodontic treatment showing improved occlusal relationship without recurrence of gingival hyperplasia.