Stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions in Paris 16
Are you looking for a stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions in Paris 16? Dr Solène welcomes you at 7 rue Marbeau for a precise diagnosis and prompt care.

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Consulting a stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions
A stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions is involved in diagnosing and treating lesions, pain and abnormalities of the tongue. Find out how targeted expertise can provide you with suitable treatment and help prevent more serious complications.
What is a stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions?
Role and medical expertise
A stomatologist is a physician-surgeon specialising in conditions affecting the mouth and face. When their work focuses on the tongue, they treat benign conditions such as mouth ulcers or fungal infections, as well as more serious lesions that may require prompt care.
Differences from a dentist or ENT specialist
Unlike a dentist, the stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions has completed full medical training, allowing them to address more complex problems. Compared with an ENT specialist, they focus on the oral area with specific surgical expertise.
Tongue conditions managed
Benign lesions: mouth ulcers, fungal infections and irritation
Mild conditions of the tongue can cause discomfort and pain. Appropriate treatment offers prompt relief and helps prevent these lesions from worsening or recurring.
Suspicious lesions: early cancer screening
Some persistent sores or lumps may be a sign of a serious condition. Early screening by a specialist greatly increases the chances of recovery and limits invasive treatments.
Functional abnormalities: movement and speech disorders
Limited movement or pain in the tongue can affect speech and eating. Careful follow-up helps restore lasting everyday comfort.
When to consult a stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions
Warning signs not to ignore
It is recommended that you consult if a lesion persists for more than two weeks, if pain worsens, or if discomfort when chewing or speaking develops. These signs may warrant prompt medical advice.
A prompt consultation for a precise diagnosis
Early assessment by a stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions makes it possible to quickly rule out serious risks and put appropriate treatment in place, often less burdensome when started early.
What to expect during the consultation
Clinical examination and medical history
The specialist examines the tongue, the floor of the mouth and neighbouring areas. They ask specific questions about your symptoms, their duration and your medical history to focus the diagnosis.
Possible additional tests
If there is any doubt, tests or biopsies may be prescribed. These examinations confirm the nature of the lesion and guide the most effective treatment strategy.
Access to Dr Solène’s practice in Paris 16
Location and transport
The practice is located at 7 rue Marbeau, 75016 Paris, and is easily accessible by metro and bus. Nearby car parks make access easier for patients arriving by car.
Average waiting times for an appointment
Prompt appointment slots are available, often within a few days, to respond to urgent situations and the need for close follow-up.
Book an appointment online
To book your consultation, use this secure link: Book an appointment. Choose a date and time that suit you directly online.
Conclusion
Consulting a stomatologist specialising in tongue conditions in Paris 16 enables a prompt, precise diagnosis. Dr Solène provides targeted expertise to ensure your comfort and protect your oral health.