Multiple, painless, verruciform nodules on the mucosa of the lower lip.

Oral condyloma acuminatum is an uncommon infectious disease of viral origin. Clinicians should be aware that the lesions of this disease are autoinoculable and also may be transmitted as a venereal disease. In patients with oral lesions, a history of sexual contact as a source of transmission usually can be obtained.

Smooth-surfaced, nonpainful swelling in the buccal mucosa.

A typical example of irritation fibrosis arising in the buccal mucosa has been presented. Clinicians are cautioned that although this common oral lesion generally appears clinically in a fairly characteristic manner, to rule out a more serious, similar appearing disease, these lesions should be surgically excised and examined microscopically.