Pimples at the base of the tongue, a condition that is recommended to be viewed at a regular dental facility, preferably one with oral surgery. There are also some normal occurrences that may be seen when the tongue is strongly extended, as the root of the tongue itself is backward of the contour papillae, and some people have more prominent contour papillae, which can also be considered a case of bumps. There are also bumps on the ventral side of the tongue that can be the result of a sublingual caruncle, which is the opening of the sublingual and submandibular gland ducts, and it also becomes a small packet in the mouth, which some patients call a bump. There is a possibility of a tumor, usually located in the back of the tongue, in a deeper position, sometimes with pain, when it is recommended to go to a professional, larger oral health care facility as soon as possible.