Pyogenic granuloma, a soft-tissue growth that is frequently reported in the oral cavity, thought to be reactive rather than neoplasia. Although they can develop at any age, more common in the second decade of life. A new avenue for the treatment of numerous illnesses has been made possible by lasers. Considering both the practical and aesthetic aspects, laser treatment of soft tissue intraoral mucosal lesions has significant impact on patient acceptability. In contrast to the conventional way of surgical excision, the patient can receive Laser therapy without being afraid of surgery. This article presents a case report of a 20-year-old pregnant woman with a pyogenic granuloma in the maxillary right posterior buccal and hard palatal region in connection with first and second premolars, treated using a diode laser.