Can your tongue be re attached if you bite it off?

Answer 1

But please don’t try it!

Answer 2

Yes. As your tongue is a very important part of the human body, your body will regenerate it in several days. The blood in the tongue also contains skin particles and will turn into another tongue if you are badly hurt. Do not worry, your tongue will grow back.

2nd answer- not sure If serious ^ the answer is no our body's are unable to regenerate any parts of our body's other than healing wounds

Answer 3

The definitive answer is ... maybe. If the detached portion of the tongue is re-attached quickly, and if the blood supply can be sufficiently restored, the prognosis is good. If the re-attachment is delayed more than a few hours at most, the likelihood of success is diminished greatly.

Even if the re-attachment is successful, it is possible that permanent nerve damage will occur. This can affect speech, taste, and all sensory function.

Answer 4

Yes. The tongue is an organ and like your arm or leg, it can heal itself after a small cut. If part is cut off, however, it will not regenerate.
No humans can't regenerate body parts like a starfish. There will be some tissue regeneration. But that's it. Sorry

Answer 5

It probably will, when you bite your tongue it heals right? when you scrape your skin somewhere it heals right? your tongue will probably heal after a while.

Answer 6

No, a piece of the tongue that is bitten off or surgically removed will not grow back. Humans do not regenerate lost body parts. A cut in the tongue will heal, however.

Answer 7

No. For humans, the tongue has no ability to regenerate.

Answer 8

A cut will heal relatively quickly, Since the term grow back is used it needs to be mentioned that if part of the tongue is severed completely the length lost is permanent.

Answer 9

no...

Answer 10

Yes