Contact your local professional body piercing studios, they will advise you of the age limits and parental requirements for you area. They will also provide you with piercing prices for the piercings you are interested in.
Don't put peroxide in your mouth. It can kill you. Go back to the piercing parlor or your doctor's to have it checked out. To properly clean your piercing, brush your teeth twice a day, as well as the top and bottom of your tongue. To clean the tongue bar, dip it in alcohol, and if you're putting it back in your tongue right away, rinse it. I don't have my tongue pierced, though I want one, and I asked my boyfriend this question. He gave me his answer.
You will have good breath and a healthy tongue. You're supposed to brush your tongue and rinse your mouth with mouthwash when you brush your teeth.
Clean it as often as possible.....When u eat (clean it) when u drink anything other than water (clean it) and when u smoke (clean it). Brush your tongue also to keep it clean
Brush your tongue
Healing will occur very quickly, generally with in a few hours the body will start to mend the piercing point. be sure to clean your mouth out with a good oral rinse and do not brush your tongue. The piercing will close in about 24 ~ 48 hours.
'Occham's Razor' states: The simplest explaination is often the correct one. Do you have a tongue piercing? Do you have plaque on your tongue? Do you brush your teeth regularly?Or he is just staring at your mouth. Which could mean he wants to kiss you.it means he wants to make out with u all guys do that
If you brush your tongue it helps kill more germs and improves your breath.
First you have to sedate the animal then brudh the tongue with a brush and paste.
It is possible that it will become more difficult to brush while the piercing is healing, however it will not remain that difficult especially once the jewelry is changed to shorter piece.
By not sticking the brush down your throat and relax. You will get used to it after a while
Yeah that's normal and it will ease and disappear as the piercing heals. It's basically the same type of discharge that would occur with any other piercing except the discharge is on your tongue so it looks weird. Fuzzy tongue! It's OK it will go away just stay on your aftercare routine.
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.