Overly red tongue: This is commonly associated with a deficiency in vitamins like folic acid and…

Overly red tongue: This is commonly associated with a deficiency in vitamins like folic acid and B-12. It’s a good idea to speak with your doctor before beginning any new supplements to determine if it’s right for you. Sore tongue: Is your tongue feeling sore or sensitive? Sometimes, this can be the result of a newly forming mouth ulcer or a food allergy. White patches: Also known as leukoplakia, white spots can appear when the tongue has been irritated. One common culprit is tobacco use. Red bumps: If you’ve ever been sick with a fever, you may have noticed red bumps appearing on your tongue. Hairy tongue: While this doesn’t mean your tongue actually sprouts hair, it does mean that protein build-up can cause a hair-like appearance on the tongue.

If you suspect an issue with your tongue, book a visit with us.We at Apple Dental dentist, care just as much about your oral health as we do your overall health.