AI Article Synopsis
- Soft tissue overgrowths in the oral cavity can cause various symptoms and might often be asymptomatic, such as oral squamous papilloma, which has low infectivity.
- Oral squamous papilloma can affect denture retention, making it difficult for wearers to keep their dentures in place.
- A case study is reported involving a 60-year-old woman without teeth, who experienced issues with her dentures due to a squamous papilloma.
Article Abstract
Soft tissue overgrowths inside oral cavity can present with wide range of clinical manifestations and some of them can asymptomatic. Oral squamous papilloma is one of that asymptomatic lesion described in the literature with extremely low virulence and infectivity rate. Soft tissue overgrowths can sometimes interfere with denture retention. Here we report a case of squamous papilloma in a 60 years old edentulous female who presented with loss of denture retention.
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