Oral puncture causes pain, swelling, infection, drooling, loss of taste, scars, tooth defects and tooth loss. Due to these risks, most dentists do not encourage oral puncture.
State regulations vary, so be careful if you decide to take any form of perforation. Make sure you ask the person performing the puncture after the puncture, possible side effects, cleanliness, and anything that may be related to you. If they are not prepared to answer your questions in a clear and professional manner, please go elsewhere.
