After the removal of the growth on your tongue, it is common to experience some soreness and discomfort, which can include a tingling or sharp sensation. These sensations can be part of the normal healing process as the tissues on the tongue recover. As for the lab results indicating a benign squamous papilloma, it suggests that the growth on your tongue is non-cancerous. This is a positive finding, as benign growths are typically not a cause for concern. However, it's important to discuss the results with your oral surgeon or healthcare provider to get a comprehensive understanding of the findings and any further steps that may be required. Regarding the lingering tingly and sore sensations, it's possible that these symptoms are still present due to the recent procedure and the healing process. However, it's always best to consult with your oral surgeon or healthcare provider for an accurate assessment. They can evaluate your specific situation, examine your tongue, and provide appropriate recommendations or treatments to address any ongoing symptoms. Remember to communicate any concerns or persistent symptoms to your healthcare provider, as they can provide the most accurate advice and guidance based on your individual case.

Hello Nothing to worry about it.this sensation ll go by time.and reports are normal

Your dentist did the right thing. nothing to worry! OSP or oral squamous papilloma are caused by Human papilloma virus and are usually benign. In fact this group of viruses are normal inhabitants of our body. They mostly give you functional troubles. If the excision is properly done including the base of the lesion then there's nothing else to be done and chances of recurrence are less. However, OSPs do recur so watch out in future. Your lesion will take a few weeks to heal. It's just been 17 days. Don't try to scratch the area with your teeth. Tingling sensations may be felt by patients during healing phases too due to neural regeneration or invasions of surrounding tissues. So, please just relax and trust your dentist. you will be back to normal and there's nothing serious. GOOD LUCK :)