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White spot on tongue
I'm attaching a picture of tongue. This white spot is on my tongue from 6-7 months. I have tried ointment/B12 meds etc. Gone for physical examination to a dentist as well but they said that there is nothing to worry. I do not have any symptoms as well. My just one and only question is it okay to have this white spot for this much time? Like is it okay if doesn't go away?! Please reply in best possible way that i can understand.
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The patch looks normal only.There is nothing to worry about sir. Just keep yur tongue clean and maintain a good oral hygeine. Dental galaxy, Pune
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Hello White spot as seen in the photo doesn't look like you should be worried. If it increases in size and shape or spreads then you should be worried. Till then maintain the oral hygiene well and brush twice daily.
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You should keep your tongue clean. It seems like you have a habit history.
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Quit the habit. Reduce the intake of it
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Hello, The patch as per picture doesn't look worrisome. However, if you ever notice any changes like, change in size, pain, bleeding, etc, do visit a dentist immediately.
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Better to avoid habits such as smoking or drinking.
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Hello The patch doesn’t look anything dangerous Please consult the dentist if you feel that is an increase in size or change in texture or pain
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Hi, There is no need to worry.
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