Background: Implant-related reactive lesions of the oral mucosa are uncommon, compared with tooth-related ones. Although their pathogenesis is undetermined, local irritating factors such as dental plaque, tartar, and trauma are thought to be involved. Treatment of hyperplastic tissue in around the implants can pose esthetic challenge and decrease the confidence of the patient. Pyogenic granulomas and peripheral giant cell granulomas are reactive lesions which can occur around dental implant. But in present scenario, the patient had presented with fibrous hyperplasia around dental implant