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Background: Foreign bodies adherent to the hard palate often mimic oral lesions.  Case report:  A 10-month-old female infant presented with the sudden development of a hard palate lesion. With photography and visualization, the “lesion” was a false nail, which belonged to the child’s caregiver.  Discussion/conclusion : The differential diagnosis of palatal lesions in infants should include foreign bodies, and if identified as such, evaluation under anesthesia may be avoided.

Foreign Body in the Hard Palate of Infant