There's a hard bulge on the upper jaw of the mouth.

The patient found that there was a relatively hard protrusion on the upper jaw. It was possible that this protrusion was a normal tissue. It was a bony tissue on the upper jaw. This tissue was protruding. It was a strip type, but the surface color was normal, consistent with the color of the surrounding tissue, and there was no redness, pain, etc. This situation did not require any treatment. Of course, it is also possible that there are neoplastic lesions, which are caused by hyperosteogeny or even other abnormal lesions. This situation requires treatment, and it is very likely that surgery is required.