Karde？lerde G？rülen Oral Skuam？z Papillom: Vaka Raporu

Oral squamous papilloma (OSP) is a benign growth of epithelium and minor amounts of supporting connective tissue. Its appearance varies between pink and white exophytic granular or cauliflower-like surface alterations. Although the etiology of OSP is not clear, human papilloma virus, which is a member of papova virus family, is assumed to be the etiologic agent of OSP. This article presents two cases who are siblings and have multiple papillary and verrucous exophytic lesions in different regions of the mouth. Based on clinical and histopathological evaluations the diagnosis was concluded as OSP. After a follow-up of one year the OSP lesions were regressed in both children idiopathically without any treatment. The aim of this study is to describe the clinical and histopathologic features of multiple OSP lesions and to provide information on treatment methods