 
                            Tongue Folliate Papillae Both Sides Swollen With Bigger Bump
 
 
                                    
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                                            Hypertrophied foliate papillae may be secondary to sharp molars
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Thanks for posting the query
Your query has been reviewed and I have comprehended the nature of your problem.
Sharp molars are one possible cause of hypertrophied foliate papillae. Enlargement of the foliate papillae and hypertrophy of the lingual lymphoid follicles are the results of coconstant friction over the sides of the tongue caused by tartar, rough and sharp molar teeth.
Rest assured! I do not think it is scary. To identify the source of the trigger and treat it appropriately, a dental examination is a good first step.
It would help us understand your condition if you could send us a picture of the same.
I trust this addresses your question. Get back to me if you need anything further.
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Dr. Naveen Kumar N
ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon
 
  
 Could you please send us an image of the same
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To help us understand your concern, it would be greatly appreciated if you could provide an image of the lesion.
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Dr. Naveen Kumar N
ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon
 
  
 Apologies, but the uploaded image is not visible to me.
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Dr. Naveen Kumar N
ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon
 
  
 It’s mildly enlarged foliate papillae…
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Hi
I appreciate you sharing the photos.
After carefully reviewing the images, I can confirm that what you see is actually slightly enlarged foliate papillae. When the papillae grind against the molar tooth or when you drink too much hot liquids or coffee, they swell. I do not perceive any other significant problems in that domain aside from that.
For a molar evaluation, tartar removal, or to have any sharp edges smoothed, see your dentist or oral hygienist. Keep away from anything coffee/tea, fizzy drinks, or excessive amounts of caffeine.
I trust this answers your questions. I hope that you stay healthy.
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