H Hairy tongue is a disorder that occurs on the dorsal surface of the tongue, in the form of an extension of the filiform papillae which become a place for accumulation of foreign elements that cause pigment on the surface of the tongue. This situation gives a picture like hair growing on the surface of the tongue. The etiology of this disorder is not known with certainty. Some researchers mention the factors that are often associated with the appearance of this hairy tongue, including topical use of antibiotics, candida infection, use of mouthwash, smoking and systemic conditions. While the factors associated with the emergence of coloration on the surface of the tongue include drinks, food and cigarettes. Geographic tongue is a disorder in the form of red areas surrounded by a white border and spread over the dorsal and lateral surfaces of the tongue. This image resembles a map of the earth and changes location and size frequently. Several factors are associated with the presence of geographic tongue, including heredity, psychosomatic, nutritional deficiencies, age, digestive disorders, external irritants such as cigarettes, alcohol.