The term used for traumatic amputation of the tongue in traumatology is "glossectomy." This condition can occur due to severe injuries or accidents, resulting in the partial or complete loss of the tongue. Immediate medical intervention is crucial for managing the injury and addressing potential complications.
The term for the upper surface of the tongue is the "dorsum of the tongue."
Amputation
Ankyloglossia is the medical term meaning tongue-tie, or shortened tongue due to the position of the frenulum.
Amputation?
A prosthetic, if it is replaced. Or an amputation if removed.
Hemiglossectomy is the medical term meaning surgical removal of half the tongue.
The medical term for tongue is "lingua" or "glossa".
"Long-tongue" is a zoology term. Specifically, long-tongue is used as an alternative term for a species of small woodpeckers which are more commonly referred to as wrynecks.
Macroglossia means enlarged tongue.
Lingual tonsillitis is the medical term meaning inflammation of lymph tissue at the back of the tongue.
A person who amputates limbs is typically referred to as a surgeon, specifically an orthopedic surgeon or a trauma surgeon, depending on the context of the amputation. In some cases, the term "amputee" refers to someone who has undergone an amputation, while "amputation" itself describes the procedure of removing a limb.
A Tongue Ring??? I don't know. Edit: I think you're referring to a 'tongue-stud'