There are some things you might want to consider when it comes to doing what you can to safeguard your smile against oral cancer. Of course, you know that there are some details that may make you more likely to develop it, some of which you can control and some of which you cannot. Then, […]
Category: Oral Cancer
Oral Cancer: Prevent It!
Did you know that as oral cancer starts to develop, you may have no signs at all that it’s there? Did you know that once it progresses, it can include symptoms like tooth pain, a sore in the mouth, and more that you may confuse with other concerns? Rather than giving such a disease time […]
Oral Cancer Screening: A Helpful Quiz
Coming in for preventive care might simply make you think about cavities and the need for a professional cleaning. However, another part of your prevention with us includes consistent monitoring for more serious concerns, such as oral cancer. Are you familiar with oral cancer screenings and the way they allow you to protect your oral […]
Oral Cancer Q&A: How Do I Protect Myself?
When you learn that cancer that affects your oral cavity and surrounding tissues is something to protect yourself against, you may feel a bit defenseless. You know that you’re brushing and flossing but is that really enough? Are you just a sitting duck to whom illness may strike without notice? Fortunately, by learning about oral […]
When Should I Schedule An Oral Cancer Screening?
Almost 40,000 people are diagnosed with oral cancer annually in the United States. The disease claims the lives of over 8,000 people each year. Catching it early is vital to successfully treating oral cancer. When you schedule checkups and cleanings at least every six months with your dentist, you’re not just setting an appointment to […]
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5 Oral Cancer Facts
Oral cancers are part of a group of cancers referred to as head and neck cancers. Although oral cancer isn’t usually the one you hear about on the news, over 48,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral or pharyngeal cancer this year. Because this cancer is usually discovered late, often when the cancer has already […]
