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Oral Cancer Screenings
Early detection of oral cancer for better treatment outcomes
About
An oral cancer screening is a visual and physical examination of the oral cavity to detect signs of cancer or precancerous conditions.
Common Uses
Recommended for all adults, especially those with risk factors like tobacco or alcohol use.
Duration
5-10 minutes
Availability
Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm
Procedure
- Visual examination of mouth and throat
- Palpation of jaw and neck areas
- Use of special lights or dyes if necessary
After Care
Follow-up appointments if any suspicious areas are found.
Common Questions
How often should I get an oral cancer screening?
At least once a year during your regular dental check-up.
What are the signs of oral cancer?
Symptoms include sores that don't heal, lumps, or patches inside the mouth.