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What should i do if i have some raised papillea on my tongue?
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Probably: Probably nothing. It's normal to have raised papillae on the top of your tongue. However, we can't see what you see and therefore this would need to be confirmed with a one on one visit to your dentist.
Answered 10/8/2016
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