Swallowing a foreign body is one of the reasons of patients’ urgent referral to the hospital. Proper diagnostics allows visualization of the swallowed object and planning of treatment, including endoscopy and surgery. Due to the possibility of potentially life-threatening complications following pharyngeal and esophageal foreign body extraction procedures, the patient should always be carefully monitored for symptoms suggesting adverse events for further appropriate diagnostic and management. We present a case report of a 47-year-old patient who, after successful endoscopic removal of a large denture from the hypopharynx, was found to have a perforation of the left piriform recess.