Blisters on Tongue

Blisters, red sores festering into boils, burning constantly on your tongue, slowly taking over your complete concentration. If you have blisters on your tongue, you know exactly how it feels. These little spots agitate you until you are ready to rip your tongue out of your mouth.

What causes blisters on your tongue?

Blisters (and other nasty things) on tongue *from entusa.com

Though pulling your tongue out might seem like a quick remedy, it wouldn’t solve the real problem.

Blisters on your tongue arise when your tongue is abused by extremely hot foods and overly acidic or salty foods, is exposed to contagious canker sores, or is not cleaned properly. Pushing the blisters on your tongue against your teeth or the side of your mouth will likely make them hurt worse, and could spread the infection or further irritate the blisters.

There are other ways to deal with your blistered tongue.

How can you heal blisters on your tongue?

Blisters on your tongue need to be treated carefully. There are many over the counter numbing agents that can be used to reduce pain and speed the healing process. Most often, time is the only thing that will heal tongue blisters.

But if you don’t take care of the real problem, blisters on your tongue are likely to reappear.

How can you avoid blisters on your tongue?

Cleaning your tongue daily with an Orabrush can remove bacteria growing on your tongue and help to prevent blisters on your tongue! Just place the soft bristled head of the Orabrush against the back of your tongue an pull forward. You will see white gunk on the brush that is often the cause of infections and those annoying blisters.

If you regularly clean your tongue, you will be less susceptible to blisters on your tongue. That sounds like an easier option than ripping your tongue out. Besides, you might want it later.

Solution:

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Ultra-soft, pointed bristles reach deep into the uneven crevices of your tongue and loosen stinky bacteria. These bristles are designed after the surgeon's scrub brush, the same brush they use to clean bacteria from their hands before they cut you open. (Toothbrush bristles, however, are designed for the smooth surfaces of your teeth, not your tongue.) The scraper then collects and removes the bacteria and residue generated from brushing, helping cure bad breath.

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"[Dr. Bob] knew that toothbrushes, made for hard surfaces, would not work as well on tongues. He had researched ways to clean salmonella off raw chicken and learned it took flexible bristles to pry the bacteria from soft folds. Based on that, he hatched the idea for the Orabrush. It has soft, rubbery bristles for scraping across the tongue, back to front."

"Orabrush, a tongue cleaner for halitosis said it has become the world?s second-most-subscribed sponsor channel on YouTube. The company says it has garnered record numbers of followers with wacky videos with interactions between spokesman Austin Craig, the public, and a giant tongue named Morgan"

"Tongue-brushing isn't currently part of most people's personal hygiene routines. But if a Utah startup has its way, the practice could be as common as popping a breath mint."

"Orabrush makes an inexpensive modern take on the classic tongue-scraper, bristling with rubber fronds that "reach deep into the uneven crevices of your tongue." Alternative uses: muffin tenderizer; cat de-dandruffer; scoring paddle for kinky lawn bowlers. Also, best PR pitch so far this year."

"In five weeks, Orabrush sold out 10,000 units. The company ordered more inventory and sold out again. More succinctly put: "It exploded,"

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"Utah startup Orabrush makes a patented tongue scraper, a so-called miracle cure for bad breath."

"Four out of 100 Canadians have now seen an Orabrush video and 1.5 out of 100 people know about us in the U.S."

"Provo's Orabrush becomes YouTube 'pop culture,' sales soar."

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				Read More "[Dr. Bob] knew that toothbrushes, made for hard surfaces, would not work as well on tongues. He had researched ways to clean salmonella off raw chicken and learned it took flexible bristles to pry the bacteria from soft folds. Based on that, he hatched the idea for the Orabrush. It has soft, rubbery bristles for scraping across the tongue, back to front." "Orabrush, a tongue cleaner for halitosis said it has become the world?s second-most-subscribed sponsor channel on YouTube. The company says it has garnered record numbers of followers with wacky videos with interactions between spokesman Austin Craig, the public, and a giant tongue named Morgan" "Tongue-brushing isn't currently part of most people's personal hygiene routines. But if a Utah startup has its way, the practice could be as common as popping a breath mint." "Orabrush makes an inexpensive modern take on the classic tongue-scraper, bristling with rubber fronds that "reach deep into the uneven crevices of your tongue." Alternative uses: muffin tenderizer; cat de-dandruffer; scoring paddle for kinky lawn bowlers. Also, best PR pitch so far this year." "In five weeks, Orabrush sold out 10,000 units. The company ordered more inventory and sold out again. More succinctly put: "It exploded," "Orabrush: The Little Brand That Could" "Utah startup Orabrush makes a patented tongue scraper, a so-called miracle cure for bad breath." "Four out of 100 Canadians have now seen an Orabrush video and 1.5 out of 100 people know about us in the U.S." "Provo's Orabrush becomes YouTube 'pop culture,' sales soar."