Abstract
Verrucous lesions are diagnostically challenging entities that are known to mimic a variety of potentially malignant as well as malignant disorders both clinically and histologically. Therefore, it would be wise not to make decisions based on clinical findings alone. Thorough clinical examination coupled with detailed history and histopathological correlation is required which is strongly suggested to render appropriate diagnosis. A case report of recurrent verrucous hyperplasia is presented in this article emphasizing the aforementioned.
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