Gingival enlargement is a well-known consequence of the administration of some systemic
drugs, which may create speech, mastication, tooth eruption, and aesthetic problems. Amlodipine, a
new generation of calcium channel blockers, has also been reported of gingival enlargement as a rare
side effect. This case report showed that amlodipine-induced gingival enlargement could be resolved
by conventional periodontal treatment without any surgical procedure and has no recurrence for one
year recall.
(CU Dent J. 2005:28:245-52)