This four-year-old cat has a 3-year history of proliferative oral lesions requiring multiple excisions and dental cleaning procedures.

Question:
What are the possible rule outs for the oral masses?

Answer:
Neoplasia
Stomatitis
Eosinophilic granuloma
Infectious-Bacterial, Fungal
Multiple foreign bodies
Gingival hyperplasia-drug induced or other

No caudal mucositis was present. Please review the radiographs.

Question:
What are your findings?

Answer:
Multiple areas of tooth resorption and marginal bone loss are present.

Question:
Assuming that CBC, Chemistry profile, U/A and retroviral tests were all negative what is the next step?

Answer:
Multiple excisional biopsies are indicated. Due to the history, a benign multifocal odontogenic neoplasm was suspected (multiple feline epulides), therefore, extractions were performed of teeth adjacent to proliferate tissue. Images depict the oral cavity after closure of the biopsy and extraction sites.