Case presentation: 39-year-old male patient with painless and recurring swelling of the right side of his upper lip was presented at a dental clinic (figure 1). During the extra-oral examination, swelling of the right side of the upper lip, cheilitis, and asymmetry was observed. During the intraoral examination, it was observed that he had a fissural tongue (figure 2). No other symptoms were seen. History: His history revealed that he had suffered from facial paralysis on the left side of his face many years ago.
What can be the probable diagnosis? And how will you manage this patient? *This patient case is from Docplexus Editorial Team for educative purpose only. Source: J Istan Univ Fac Dent Correct answer published in the comment section. ( Click here )
