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Burning Tongue and upper hard palate
I had my lower wisdom teeth extraction in Dec 2024 but after that i noticed i have sometimes burning on tip of tongue or upper palate.
Its almost 15 months i had my extraction
Please help is it something serious.
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Hi sir, The burning sensation is not related to that extraction.
You said sometimes you had burning sensation. Could U explain the time, duration any redness in that area? Are You suffering from ulcer ?
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Clinical examination is necessary to rule out
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Hello sir,
Clinical re-evaluation is necessary to formally map the area of altered sensation and to rule out other factors.
So kindly visit your Dentist
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Hello.
Usually these symptoms don't last for so much time post extraction.
Kindly consult once with an oral surgeon once
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The timeline of 15 months suggests this may be unrelated to the extraction itself, though nerve sensitivity (Burning Mouth Syndrome) can sometimes follow dental trauma. I recommend a clinical exam to rule out local irritation or nutritional deficiencies. It’s likely manageable, but an in-person evaluation is best.
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Visit nearby dentist for clinical examination of oral cavity
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