Authors: Pranada Deshmukh, Ashish Lanjekar, Ramhari Sathawane, Rakhi Chandak, Romita Gaikwad, Dhiran Talatule, Lajri Bagde, Pranali Thakare
Abstract
A mucocele is a tiny, fluid-filled cyst within the mouth. A blockage or damage to the salivary gland is the most prevalent cause. A mucocele is formed when saliva pools due to a blockage or damage within the salivary gland. Biting the lip, cheek, or other parts of the mouth can cause a mucocele to develop. Its management may be difficult for dental practitioners. The purpose of this clinical case report was to discuss mucocele therapy using traditional methods, as well as the benefits and reasons of recurrence. Keywords: Mucocele, Extravasation cyst, Mucous retention cyst
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