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My incisive papilla is hurts and swollen
My incisive papilla started hurting about 3 days ago and now the pain is still there. I also burnt my mouth very badly about 3 days ago could that be it?
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Yes it’s most likely something hot that has hurt the incisive papilla. Apply hexigel/ dologel to the affected area.
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