Verruco-papillary dilemma for the oral diagnostician: A case series of two interesting cases

Oral Verrucous Lesions (OVL) comprise of Hyperplasia (VH), Keratosis, Proliferative Leukoplakia (PVL) and Carcinoma Cavity (VC) known as Ackermann’s Tumour. These predominantly emerge slow proliferating, gray or white, warty, exophytic lesion with micro-nodular surface & commonly seen on the buccal, labial mucosa, gingiva, tongue palate. are associated consumption tobacco in smoke smokeless ways conjugation alcohol viral opportunists have to be reported. Despite being delineated benign lesions minimum aggressive potential, these difficult tell apart from each other long-standing cases shown transformation into squamous cell carcinoma. This case report, we discuss scenarios an 80 year old female a 42 male patient presenting diagnostic dilemma verruco-papillary which was successfully managed by early intervention surgical extensive chemo-prevention.