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Graduating from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and from the University of New South Wales with a Master of Business Administration, Robert’s career has taken him all over the world – from Australia to Germany to his current position in Chicago, where he is the founder of Denticus Inc., offering strategic dental consulting.
 
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1.  There are several different reasons behind contracting swollen taste buds, but they can happen from something as simple as eating spicy food. You can also get them from more serious cases like an allergic reaction or oral trauma.
2.  In most cases, swollen taste buds will not require a visit to the doctor or dentist. However, if you continue to have swollen taste buds after a week and they are still painful, you should visit a medical practitioner and get a proper diagnosis
3.  To lower your risk of swollen taste buds, ensure you adopt a model oral care routine. This includes brushing your teeth at least twice a day, flossing and using mouthwash, as well as visiting your dentist and dental hygienist for regular check-ups
4.  Stress and anxiety can cause swollen taste buds, showing how closely your oral health is linked to your physical and mental well-being. Taking care of your overall health is important for your entire body and mind. 

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