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Dark Spots on the Tongue

PATIENT HISTORY A 44-year-old woman from Africa presents to your office, asking about little dark spots she has noticed on her tongue. They have been present for years and are asymptomatic, but she wants to know what they are, and she is worried that they may be something dangerous. The remainder of her physical examination is unremarkable. What is the most appropriate point of counseling for this patient?