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How easy is a tongue biopsy (1cm) on ventral surface of tongue?is it risky?is there possibility of hitting lingual artery or causing any permenant samage?please help
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Oral surgeon: An oral surgeon likely has done similar procedures and should be able to address your concerns. Wish you good heath!
Answered 12/17/2019
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