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Peripheral ossifying fibroma: dilemma in diagnosis

Peripheral ossifying fibroma (POF) exclusively found on the gingiva and may be presented with randomly distributed calcifications, immature bone, separation of teeth and bone resorption.1 Its prevalence in children is 1.9% with a mean age of 14 years and a higher predilection in females and maxillary incisor-cuspid region.2 A 16-year-old boy reported with a soft tissue mass in right lower posterior teeth region since 1 year. The lesion was multi-lobular, …