Tooth and tongue related. Later half?

In the first picture, it's difficult to definitively determine the presence of a cavity without a proper clinical examination and potentially dental X-rays. It's best to consult a dentist to assess the condition of your teeth accurately. The small swollen thing in the gum could potentially be a variety of things, including a minor irritation, a small bump, or even a mouth ulcer. If it persists or causes discomfort, it's advisable to consult a dentist for a proper diagnosis. Regarding the changes in your tongue's color, changes in tongue color can occur due to various factors such as diet, oral hygiene, medications, smoking, and more. A slightly blackish or dark reddish color could potentially be related to staining from certain foods, beverages, or habits. If you're concerned about the changes in your tongue's appearance, it's a good idea to have a dentist or a healthcare professional examine it. For accurate diagnoses and advice tailored to your specific situation, it's recommended to consult a dentist in person. They can provide you with a proper evaluation and guidance based on your individual oral health.

Gums & tongue is normal nothing to worry , Initial Cavity has started go for filling . Pls mention if you have any habits like smoking alcohol or tobacco for better diagnosis.

Teeth filling is required

Hello Yes thr s initial stage of cavity .gums is normal. U have any pain or burning sensation on tongue? This happen due to friction with teeth

Tooth number 36, 37,38 all have class 1 cavity. Tongue probably has bite marks as your lingual cusps of lower teeth are sharp. The small swollen thing in the gums seems to be traumatic ulcer, could be due to tooth brush trauma. It doesn’t heal in a well get X ray done for the area and consult a dentist.

Grinding of safari cusps.

Occlusal night guard can help.

Hi, Your tongue seems normal. Are you having any symptom like burning sensation or pain? The tooth seems to have a very small decay. It is better to visit a dentist to rule out the decay. The small swelling that you are concerned about could be an ulcer. Wait for a day and then see if is causing any pain. Otherwise if you have no symptom, leave it alone and it will heal.