Is it possible to develope a callus on your tongue from rubbing up next tooth?

It is possible to develop a callus on your tongue from rubbing up next to a tooth. This is known as a lingual callus. Lingual calluses are caused by chronic irritation of the tongue, and can be caused by a number of factors, including teeth grinding, mouth breathing, and certain medical conditions. Lingual calluses are typically harmless, but can be painful or uncomfortable. Treatment options for lingual calluses include avoiding the cause of the irritation, using a mouthguard, and applying over-the-counter or prescription medications to relieve pain. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to remove the callus.