Have you ever worried about something you can’t see or feel? Oral cancer can develop quietly, often without noticeable symptoms. April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to learn how a quick, painless screening during your routine exam may make a life-changing difference. Keep reading to discover key risk factors, warning signs, and why early detection matters.
November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month, which is a month dedicated to bringing knowledge and awareness to mouth and oral cancers. While mouth and oral cancers are not the leading forms of cancer in the US, it is all the more reason to focus on risks in your daily life that could contribute to developing the disease. Continue reading to learn if you are at high risk for mouth and oral cancer.
Good oral hygiene practices, dental exams, and cleanings are essential for optimal oral health. Did you know there is a serious oral health condition frequently mistaken for other health problems? It can develop with no symptoms. Undetected, it can be life-threatening, but with early intervention, the outcome is favorable. What Is Oral Cancer? Cancer is…
