does a tounge peircing hurt?
143876
well think about it! biting your touge hurts right now imagine sticking a neddle thorugh it, yeah im will to bet it will hurt.   However fortunetly they give you painkillers so it tends not to hurt as much.\n\nBut just rememebr getting your tounge perced kills off many many tastebuds on your tounge and you cannot talk for like 2 days until the swelling goes down.
1065244
It shouldn't hurt. it all depends on if your dentist can administer anesthetic well. A lot of people think that is the toughest part. \n\nThen again it depends on how big the filling is and where it is located.
706072
Like any piercing, it can be dangerous if the place you get it done at is not sterile. Some complications besides infection from an insterile needle include: \n\n1. Chipped or Broken Front Teeth \nThe majority of patients we see with tongue barbells wind up with chips, cracks or fractures in their front teeth. These have to be repaired with fillings or crowns.\n\n\n2. Gum Surgery \n\nWe've had to refer patients to periodontists for surgical correction of damage caused by rubbing tongue barbells.\n\n3. It can go down the wrong way. \nThe barbell can come un-screwed and wind up in a lung.\n\n\nApparently there are cases of people DYING (http://www.drhendry.ca/InfoAndLinks/TonguePiercing/Piercing.html) <---shows some pretty gross pictures, beware. \n\nAnyways, I would imagine most of these are extreme cases. In my opinion, it isn't really worth the risk! Your heath is most important!
605697
dont know about the pain. yes it messes you up. it rubs constantly against your teeth wearing out grooves .
76642
No, I don't. While kissing someone with a tongue stud is not markedly unpleasant, oral isn't impressive enough to justify the utter obnoxiousness of the constant click-clacking of it against my partner's teeth every time they talk.\n\nPeople with mouth-based piercings (tongue, labret, etc.) are always playing with them. It drives me insane. I've had two partners who got mouth-based piercings while we were together (despite my wishes to the contrary) and in both cases I liked them better before.
721643
my tongue has been pierced for about 5 years now and at first it swelled and hurt for about 2 weeks just give it time to heal and it takes awhile for it to completely heal rinse your mouth out with listerine and every once in awhile take hydrogen peroxide and warm water mix half and half and rinse that will help with healing and infection of any kind and enjoy it i have it is a part of me and i dont plan on getting rid of it any time soon
191683
You will still be pretty sore and continue to experience discomfort for about a week.  Since you state that you feel a small bump on your gum, I recommend you get back in to see your dentist... this could possibly be a piece of root that was not removed or it could be a small piece of bone that is just now working it's way to the surface.  There is also the possibility that you may have a dry socket.  If that is the case, the dentist will need to pack the socket with a special medicated gauze.  It is not unusual for a dry socket to be more painful than a toothache.  Listen to your body....  there is a big difference between discomfort and pain.
383696
NO THE ACTUAL PIERCING DOESNT HURT BECAUSE ITS OVER SO QUICK BUT SOMETIMES THE HEALING CAN BE A B***H TAKE IT FROM ME I HAVE 7 PEIRCINGS
494810
Blahhhhh \nWhat a bunch of crap is found here\n\nThe mouth is the fastest healing part of your body, unless there is a problem.\n\nYou should not have pain.  Contact your dentist ASAP\nHe should be the first to know when you have a question.\nNo Dentist\nNot one single one, wants something they did to snowball out of control into a major infection.  \n\nCall him
919651
salt water my help the pain . it could be gingivitis if you don't have a heath mouth or maybe you just ate something that cut your gum or got lodged in there . be genital and try to floss to see if you can dislodge something , if the pain persists for more than a week go to a dentist it could be an abses tooth
1177429
Heavy petting and slip the tounge
847780
seems like you have got infection in the periapical area of the tooth(i.e the area which surrounds the end of the root) which has spread to the bone and has resulted in bone loss which may be replaced by the granulomatous tissue (the infected tissue). this often results in the change in perception of the tissue and inflammation of the soft tissues of the oral cavity, thus leading to odd sensation. furthermore, the area you are describing i.e the palatal area doesn't contain much of muscle as the skin is attached directly to the periosteum (outer covering of the bone). thus any pus or oedema in that area is quite painful. the best treatment or it is drainage of pus. it can be done either way i.e either from making the hole in the tooth or else surgically. the root canal therapy will just make a passage for the drainage of the pus from the tooth so that all the infected pus and other tissues is removed later it can be filled so that any further infection isn't caused. but sometimes the amount of pus or the lesion is so big that it can't be removed by RCT. then we need to open up that area and treat it surgically. the exact treatment plan can be chalked out only after examination. so i advise you to consult a gud endodontologist who will be able to relieve ur pain and return the tooth to it's functional state.
603517
It doesn't hurt while the orthodontist is actually putting them on, but when they start tightening them to move the teeth it can be painful. Take ibuprofen like the previous answerer said.
644357
i had braces and the only thing that really hurt was after they put in the wire. and when you go back when they change the wire or just tighten up whats in there.when they first put on the things on your teeth for the wiring that might hurt it might not its hard to say for people because pain changes. but other than that there's not alot of pain.
286928
does it hurt or does it make things harder? if not, who cares? if so, go to the doc
35870
painless!  i dont think thats possible i wish it would.i feel pain whatever my dentist do  :(
683955
The piercing itself hurt a little, what hurts is when they pull out your tongue cause they have to clamp down on your tongue hard to get a grip on it...I was concentrating on that pain and barely felt the actual piercing.