I have a unusual bone in my mouth. how do i get rid of it?

See a dentist.: I don't know for certain what bone you are talking about, but i doubt you have the skills of a dentist and that is what you need to investigate the problem and determine the possible solution(s). Go see a dentist.

WHERE AT: What do you mean by unusual? Is there a bump of bone on the roof or your mouth or inside your lower jaw next to the tongue? It is hard to diagnose over the internet without a picture. Did you have an extraction and there is a piece of bone coming out? Most excess bone is begnign and doesnt cause problems unless sometime to fabricate a denture. Look up tori or exostosis and see if similar.

See your dentist: Lumps and bumps in the bones of the jaw may often be benign bone growths or anatomical variants in the bone. An evaluation with your dentist and x-rays if indicated can provide you with answers as to what the unusual bone is, and if it needs to be removed.

See your dentist: Some conditions like an unusual bone in your mouth can be harmless tori or more serious condition that require further assessment and dentist may schedule a follow-up appointment or refer you to a specialist to determine a diagnosis. See your dentist first for evaluation.