A 58-year-old patient with controlled diabetes reported to the Department of Periodontics with a chief complaint of painful multiple boils on upper left teeth along with mobility from past 20 days. The patient had recovered from Covid-19 infection two months back, for which he had taken steroids. Past dental history revealed extraction of carious 26 one month back. Clinical examination revealed generalized periodontal abscesses and periodontal pockets in relation to maxillary teeth , multiple pseudoclefts, grade III mobility wrt teeth # 22 and 25 and grade II mobility of teeth # 21,23 and 24 [Figure 2A]. Also, grade I mobility was present in teeth # 11,12,13,14, and 15. An unhealed socket was present in relation to tooth # 26 and soft non-tender palatal swelling was present on the left maxillary arch. The patient was already on antibiotics and analgesics prescribed by the previous dentist. Mucormycosis was suspected and therefore a CBCT was advised. The findings were suggestive of...