Yes: Geographic tongue is a nonpathological anomaly. It is not something that has to be treated. Patient may be susceptible to spicy food, however, the condition is benign. It is a form of glossitis (tongue inflammation) that cannot be treated.
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Geographic tongue: A benign persistent or recurrent condition. Nothing to be concerned about. Ask your Dentist to evaluate at your next 6 month check-up.
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