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What Causes Swelling In Sublingual Papilla?

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Posted on Mon, 18 Jul 2016
Question: My sublingual papillae has swollen overnight, what may have been the cause?
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Answered by Dr. Ashwini Kolur (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
upload better resolution picture

Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome
I have gone through your query.
The pictures that you have uploaded is not clear and I am not able to appreciate any abnormalities in that. If possible kind upload a higher resolution pictures.

The swollen papilla is because of the irritation secondary to the irritation caused by burn and trauma by the food particles or secondary to deposits. It has resulted in inflammatory gingival enlargement. Nothing to be panic, consult a oral physician and get a radiograph done.

Hope this helps
Take care
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What Causes Swelling In Sublingual Papilla?

Brief Answer: upload better resolution picture Detailed Answer: Hi Welcome I have gone through your query. The pictures that you have uploaded is not clear and I am not able to appreciate any abnormalities in that. If possible kind upload a higher resolution pictures. The swollen papilla is because of the irritation secondary to the irritation caused by burn and trauma by the food particles or secondary to deposits. It has resulted in inflammatory gingival enlargement. Nothing to be panic, consult a oral physician and get a radiograph done. Hope this helps Take care