Exostosis ?: It might be a bony exostosis, which is harmless. That being said, your nodules cannot be diagnosed over the internet, sight unseen. Only a visualization by a local dentist can confirm what they are.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Go now: Any pain, bleeding, or swelling should be immediately investigated. It may be as simple as a clogged salivary duct, or as complex as a neoplasm. See a Pro. Let the Dentist make the appropriate decisions with you. 5 most dangerous words in the English language, "Maybe it will go away."
Answered 11/21/2014
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No need to worry: Dental Torus is benign bony growths of the mouth, especially of the lower mandible and don't require removal. Take care. Ask your dentist for more information at your next hygiene appointment.
Answered 10/31/2014
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