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Get answers to common questions about Oral Cancer Screeening.
During screening we examine lips, tongue, cheeks, and throat for lesions, pigmentation, or lumps. We use visual inspection and adjunctive tests as needed, document findings, and advise biopsy or specialist referral when suspicious changes are detected to ensure prompt treatment.
Most patients benefit from an annual screening; higher-risk individuals—smokers, heavy drinkers, or those with suspicious lesions—may need exams every three to six months. Your dentist will recommend frequency based on risk factors and clinical findings.
Screenings are typically quick and painless, mostly involving visual inspection and gentle palpation. Adjunctive light-based or brush biopsy tests may cause minor discomfort but are minimally invasive. Any recommended biopsy is performed under local anesthesia when necessary.
Major risks include tobacco use, heavy alcohol consumption, HPV infection, poor oral hygiene, and a history of previous oral lesions. Age and sun exposure (lips) also matter. Disclose habits and medical history to your dentist for accurate risk assessment.
If screening raises concern, treatment plans are adjusted in collaboration with oncologists. This may delay elective procedures, prioritize infection control, and include pre-treatment dental care or extractions to reduce complications during cancer therapy.
Realtooth documents findings, provides counseling, and arranges expedited referrals to oral surgeons or oncologists when needed. We maintain clear communication with specialists and track follow-up care to ensure timely diagnosis and coordinated treatment plans.