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Sequential trigeminal sensory neuropathy.

In a patient presenting bilateral sensory neuropathy, sequential involvement of the two sides of the face with spontaneous recovery on the initially altered side is a peculiar feature which emphasizes the benign character of this unusual condition. Provided that repeated clinical evaluation discloses no underlying pathological process, sensory trigeminal neuropathy may be considered a self-limited benign condition, comparable to Bell's palsy.