Traumatic Tongue Fibroma Removal

If you notice a lump on your tongue, do not rely on its appearance to identify it. A traumatic fibroma can develop after repeated irritation or friction, but any tongue lump needs a clinical examination to establish the diagnosis.

Examination before treatment

Depending on the findings, the clinician may recommend removal and laboratory examination of the tissue. Ask about the procedure, wound care and addressing any source of irritation.

Seek prompt assessment if the lump persists or you have a non-healing ulcer, bleeding or difficulty swallowing.

Contact us to ask about an assessment for a tongue lump.