A A flabby tissue is a mobile soft tissue on the superficial aspect of alveolar ridges, affecting the maxillary or mandibular. Flabby tissues present a challenging prosthodontic clinical scenario for the achievment of stable and retentive dental prostheses. Masticatory forces can displace this mobile denture -bearing tissues, leading to altered denture positioning and loss of peripheral seal. Forces exterted during the act of impression taking can result in distortion of the mobile tissue. The resulting stability of trhe denture can be poor and both function and appearance can be heavily compromised. Thus, this literature study aims to describe treatment choices with their considerations needed in treating full denture patients with flabby mucosa. Management of flabby ridge is mainly by two approaches: surgical treatment such as removal of fibrous tissue prior to conventional prosthodontics and implant retained prosthesis; and conventional prosthodontis without surgical intervention, such as modified impression techniques. Considerations for the most suitable treatment selection should include physical, economic and social conditions of the patients.