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What is the name of tongue specialist?
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ENT doctor: An otolaryngology - head and neck surgeon, aka ENT doctors, are very capable of taking care of tongue disorders. This may include either medical or surgical treatment.
Answered 5/24/2019
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Oral surgeon: An oral surgeon would be qualified to treat disorders of the tongue.
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