It seems my last teeth rub at my tongue and my tongue looks little bit whitish at corner .is there any mouth guard comes for 1 teeth that protect my tongue .it happens in night particular I believe when I woke up my tongue at corner look whitish I want to try so that I get to know it is because of teeth rubbing
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The corresponding tooth can be slightly recontoured and polished. This might give you immediate relief. The white area on your tongue could mostly be due to friction which causes Frictional keratosis. Get it evaluated in a Dental office.
Ask one of your family member to evaluate if you grind your teeth while you are sleeping, if you yourself aren’t aware about it. Your Dentist can also evaluate your teeth surfaces and the way you bite and accordingly suggest a Bite guard/ night guard if required.
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Visit a Dental office
Health Tips
Any kind of trauma by friction to your soft tissue (Tongue) won’t be good, long term. So act quick. Hope this helps :)
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Sharpness of tooth is very minor issue & can be easily corrected by any dentist
But whitish lesion on the tongue need not be taken for granted. That can get serious.
Next Steps
Visit your dentist ASAP
Health Tips
Don’t try any shortcuts, that may turnout to be damaging in the long run.
If it is happening particularly at night time use night guard (soft) to protect your tongue .
If any sharpness on tooth is visible ,or you can feel by tongue please get it removed by nearby dentist ..
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