Cancer Treatment



Join us in spreading awareness this Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection can save lives.
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An ulcer or white or red patch anywhere in the mouth that does not heal within 3 weeks.
A lump or swelling anywhere in the mouth, jaw or neck that persists for more than 3 weeks.
Difficulty swallowing, chewing or moving the jaw or tongue.
Numbness of tongue or other area of the mouth.
A chronic sore throat or hoarseness that persists more than 6 weeks.
Unexplained loosening of teeth.
Tobacco use is the main cause of mouth cancer.
Drinking alcohol to excess can increase risks four fold.
Drinking and smoking together can make mouth cancer up to 30 times more likely to develop.
Poor diet and social deprivation is linked to a third of all cancer cases.
HPV from oral sex could surpass tobacco and alcohol as the top risk factor within a decade.
Exposure to the sun is a cause of skin cancer which can affect the lips and face
Mouth cancer, also known as oral cancer, is a serious condition that can affect the lips, tongue, cheeks, and other parts of the mouth. It often begins as a sore or lump that doesn’t heal and can lead to pain, difficulty swallowing, or changes in speech. Common risk factors include tobacco use, heavy alcohol consumption, and HPV infection. Early detection is key, as it greatly increases the chances of successful treatment. Regular dental checkups and awareness of symptoms can help catch mouth cancer in its early stages.
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Clear Solutions for All Your Dental Concerns
We offer a wide range of services, including checkups, teeth whitening, braces, dental implants, root canals, and more.
We accept most major insurance plans. Please contact us for more details on coverage.
Our team will provide detailed instructions on post-treatment care to ensure quick healing and long-lasting results.
Yes, we provide emergency dental services for issues such as tooth pain, broken teeth, and other urgent concerns.
Toothache, sensitivity, bleeding gums, or persistent bad breath are signs you should visit a dentist.