Thank you…. You comments are much appreciated, especially coming from
someone who works the field of dentistry! My appt is on April 11 because
we are going on holiday first. I’m new on this site so I hope I’ll know
how to let you know’.
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> Hi @grannyb74, Similar to every other part of our body as we age and get
> lumps, bumps and blemishes…tissue can change in the mouth as well. When
> something new appears on our skin that’s a little outside of the norm, our
> primary care physician will send us to a dermatologist for evaluation
> because it’s beyond the PCP’s area of expertise. Your dentist is referring
> you to an oral surgeon for the same reason for the little spot on your
> tongue.
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> I’m not trying to pass the buck, but speculating on the possible causes of
> the bump isn’t helpful and it’s the reason your dentist is sending you to a
> specialist for their professional opinion. I’ve worked in the dental field
> for my entire career and most of the time, these things turn out benign.
> But it’s important to know for sure! ☺️
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> Will you let me know what you find out please?
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