Intraosseous sarcoidosis imitating peri‐implantitis: A case study

Intraosseous sarcoidosis is a rare condition where inflammation affects the bones, and it can cause symptoms similar to other dental problems like infections around implants. Because it can look like other conditions, it can be difficult to diagnose correctly. This case involves a patient who had bone loss around dental implants, initially thought to be an infection. After further investigation, the cause was found to be intraosseous sarcoidosis, a rare form of the disease affecting the jawbone. It is important for dentists to keep this condition in mind when they see unexplained bone problems around implants. Accurate diagnosis requires a thorough evaluation, often with the help of other specialists like rheumatologists, to ensure the right treatment and avoid unnecessary procedures.