Glass injury: Superficial cuts to the tongue generally heal quickly, with no intervention required. You can rinse mouth with water after eating to loosen debris. One risk of glass injury is a shard of glass remaining in the wound. This can be identified with XRAY, however the tongue is highly sensitive and I suspect you would notice it. Given bleeding has stopped, no further action required. See Dr if problem.
Answered 6/22/2018
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Probably not: Tongues heal quite nicely, as long as the bleeding is stopped and the glass is definitely out.
Answered 10/25/2016
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