Possibilities-: The lump could be an abrasion or contusion from hard food or accidentally bite, infection, or growth. These are just a few of the more common causes although there are many other possibilities. The lump and the soreness may or may not be related. You need to see your dentist for a personal clinical examination in order to accurately diagnose the situation.
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Suspect cancer: See your dentist first, he may then see you again for possible referral to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, if problem persists.
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Dentist: Any abnormality in your mouth that persists longer that 2 weeks should be examined by a dentist.
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It could be: It could be nothing but... It should be evaluated by your dentist or oral surgeon.
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Tongue lesion: It is impossible to diagnose without an exam. It may be the result of trauma or something more serious. I would see an oral surgeon soon for an evaluation.
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