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Out of all possible aches and pains, injuries and sores in the mouth are some of the most unpleasant to deal with. At the top of this list are bumps on your tongue, which can make eating, drinking, and just being nearly unbearable. But what causes tongue bumps? While many causes are harmless, sometimes these bumps can signal an underlying health condition.
Meet the Experts: Sandip Sachar, D.D.S., a general and cosmetic dentist based in New York; Whitney Self, D.D.S., a practice owner and dentist at Aspen Dental in Las Vegas.
“The tongue is a complex muscular organ comprised of various specialized soft tissue structures,” which…
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