A good practice is to brush your tongue whenever you brush your teeth, for the same reason. After you eat, small particles of food get stuck between your teeth and also become lodged between your teeth and your gums. Most dentists approve of electric toothbrushes that spin the bristles because this keeps the germs from being lodged in your gums. If you use a tooth brush and do it manually. You should brush the upper teeth in a downward motion, and the lower ones in an upward motion. If you go up and down, you will push germs into your gums and possibly develop gingivitis. If you go side-to-side (as most people do) this does not clean the gums and causes the enamel to be worn away. Now, about the tongue: It has many papules, which create many places where germs can hide and cause bad breath or even cause the tongue to have an obaque layer of germs and debri. So brushing your tongue is very imporant. There are also products that scrape the tongue clear of this plaque that forms when germs and food debri accumulate on your tongue.
Well the best way of taking care of your tongue is to brush it and try not to bite your tongue. My dad is a dentist.
Of course .. if you don't you are inviting infection and/or medical problems down the road.
Not if you take care of it properly.
you scrub using the back of the toothbrush. It helps take out the white stuff on your tongue.
How much, where do I sign, how do I take care of it.
Brush your teeth! And take care to scrub your tongue. If your tongue is still stained, just wait a while until the stain fades.
you should take it slow then get to the tongue
rinse your mouth out with water and just keep your eye on it, should be fine. You can always call the professional who pierced your tongue if anything should seem odd. chances are, your tongue would be swollen now so, ice and water should take care of you! :)
it doesnt matter
As long as you get it done by a professional and take care of it exactly as they tell you, your tongue piercing should be fine. For the first week your tongue will probably swell and you won't be able to eat solid food, but the tongue is a muscle so it heals faster then most piercings if taken care of properly. That being said, do not attempt to do this yourself, your tongue has a lot of nerves and blood vessels, pierce your own tongue in the wrong place and you could end up loosing feeling in your tongue, loose your taste or even worse bleeding to death! A good piercer spends 5-10 minutes examining your tongue to find the safest route through it. So be smart, go to a professional and good luck!
Your tongue should maintain its pink color after you pierce it.
no there is nothing weird. Take care of your day and God will take care of you.