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Tounge Piercing Jewelry: Tongue piercings are most commonly placed in the center of the tongue. The tongue is comprised of muscles. The risks of nerve and blood vessel damage are minimized when the piercing is placed in the center. The large blood vessels of the tongue are usually to either side and very visible on the underside. Very occasionally are blood vessels present in the center. Tongue piercings are not known to affect the sense of taste; the papillae (taste buds) are too numerous. Taste buds that are displaced by the needle will turn white and eventually shed. Initial Jewelry: Straight barbell of 14ga to 10ga of 3/4" and greater. Suggested Jewelry: Straight Barbells Straight Barbells - Straight Barbells are a staple in the body piercing jewelry world. They are used for the tongue, ear, eyebrow, nose bridge, nipples, and genitals. Curved Barbells - Curved Barbells are often used for the navel, eyebrow, ear, nose bridge, frenulum, nipples, and genitals. Circular Barbells - Circular Barbells are often used for the septum, ear, navel, nipples, PA, and other genital piercings. Captive Bead Rings - Captive Rings are used just about everywhere. Ear, nostril, septum, nose bridge, eyebrow, lip, frenulum, navel, nipple, and genitals are common uses. Vassel Rings - Vassel Rings are a creative and versatile piece of jewelry often warn in place of a barbell or a captive bead ring. Labrets - Labrets are used for labret and lip piercings as well as some ear piercings. Nostril Screws & Bones - Nostril Screws & Bones, as strange as it may seem, are used for nose/nostril piercings. Earlets & Plugs - Earlets & Plugs are more often used in the ears but can be warn in a variety of large gauge holes. Tapers - Tapers are used to stretch a piercing up to a larger gauge size. Talons & Claws - Talons & Claws are often used in, but not limited to the ears. Septum Tusks & Spikes - Septum Tusks & Spikes are placed in the septum. (imagine how simple that is)
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