Phil, I hadn’t heard from you since April. I thought maybe a cat got your tongue

Phil is not going to have many fiends left by advising them to pull all their teeth or make their tongues smaller!! On the other hand...

Phil, why would I take out perfectly good teeth? Is there a way to have the tongue and inner lip made smaller so they don’t get in the way of the teeth

What Ice said Brian and if that doesn't help as a last resort take your teeth out ! 😁😁😁

I was diagnosed in 2007, about a couple years ago I noticed I had bitten my lip and/or tongue when chewing and not focusing on chewing with intent . (not chewing slowly and taking my time to insure proper chewing and swallowing). I noticed it occurs more often when I am starting to go fast and not paying attention to all the little things I have to reteach myself. I don't do it often but when I do, the discomfort is enough to remind me to slow down. I just credited it to another thing I have to relearn, that i started doing 60 some years ago. Like walking, chewing, talking, swallowing. I know for a fact my gait changed, so I assumed biting was another item on the list of gifts from PD. My Movement Disorder Specialiat never brought it up to me and I never remembered when I saw them, so it is just out there, and hasn't been major enough to cause me to worrry compared to the other things.