Hello according to biopsy report there is no evidence of cancerous lesion & once it rechecked physically to the oral surgeon specialist physical examination is needed for the result of exact diagnosis...

It needs to be rechecked and retreated . Sometimes low level laser therapy is helpful in reducing such lesions

Based on your biopsy report, the lesion was a benign fibro-epithelial polyp, which is not cancerous. Recurrence at the same site can happen due to local irritation or chronic inflammation. Clobetasol reducing the size suggests an inflammatory/reactive lesion, not a malignant one. However, since it is recurrent, I strongly advise a clinical re-examination by an oral medicine specialist or oral surgeon. If the patch persists or increases, a repeat biopsy may be needed for confirmation. Avoid alcohol, spicy foods, and any local trauma, and do not use steroid gels long-term without supervision.

Hello Better to get it checked physically

Hello, Since the earlier biopsy showed a benign fibroepithelial polyp, recurrence at the same site is usually due to chronic irritation or scarring. Clobetasol reducing the patch suggests an inflammatory component. However, as it is recurrent, I would advise a clinical re-evaluation and repeat biopsy if there is any change in size, texture, or color. Avoid alcohol and any local irritation. Please follow up with your dentist. Take care.

Hello Reevaluation of the lesion is needed as you see the white patch reappearing