The authors report a case of apparently primary amyloidosis in which macroglossia was the clinical presentation, confirmed by lingual biopsy. They take advantage of this case to review the therapeutic possibilities, though stating that from a stomatological standpoint there is virtually nothing available.

The authors report a case of apparently primary amyloidosis in which macroglossia was the clinical presentation, confirmed by lingual biopsy. They take advantage of this case to review the therapeutic possibilities, though stating that from a stomatological standpoint there is virtually nothing available.