Key Facts Palatal tori (torus palatinus) are bony growths that occur on the roof of the mouth (hard palate) These growths are generally harmless and may not require any treatment The exact cause of palatal tori is not known, but factors like genetics and environmental factors are thought to play a role Palatal tori are relatively common, affecting around 20-30% of the population Most people with palatal tori do not experience any symptoms or discomfort In cases where the tori interfere with oral function or fitting of dental appliances, surgical removal may be necessary What is Torus Palatinus (Palatal Tori)? Torus palatinus, or palatal tori, is a benign anatomical condition…