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Saw your post about Salem and it got me wondering if the oral mass in conjunction with the stomatitis is something that would be seen in other species as well?
One of my rescue bearded dragons came to me with osteomyelitis in his jaw (now treated) and has a small oral mass that was shown to be inflammatory and I do suspect the mass is linked to his osteo (secondary symptom?)
I've also seen it in dogs secondary to severe dental disease, but I don't know enough about bearded dragons to say one way or another. I recommend getting any growths evaluated by a vet as soon as possible. Even if benign oral growths do occur in that species, cancer is also always a possibility, and the sooner it's diagnosed and treatment (even if it's just palliative) started the better the outcome.