Oral Cancer Screening

Oral Cancer Screening

What to expect

Oral cancer screening is part of the routine dental exam, and its purpose is to identify changes in the oral tissues at an early stage. The exam makes it possible to detect unusual findings such as lesions, or changes in color or texture, and to monitor them if needed. Early detection enables more precise treatment and helps protect the patient's health.

Who the exam suits

The exam is suitable for all patients as part of a periodic oral exam. It carries particular importance for patients with risk factors such as smoking, alcohol consumption, or a relevant medical history.

What the exam process looks like

The exam is carried out as part of a clinical exam of the oral cavity, and doesn't involve pain or special preparation. The dentist examines the soft tissues, the tongue, gums, inner cheeks, palate, and floor of the mouth. In the case of a suspicious finding, further evaluation or monitoring may be needed, depending on the findings.

Benefits of the treatment

Early identification of tissue changes
A short, non-invasive exam
Included as part of a routine exam
Option for follow-up monitoring when needed
Supports maintaining overall health

FAQs

A clinical exam aimed at identifying unusual changes or lesions in the oral tissues.

No, it's a simple exam and doesn't involve pain.

The exam is short and is carried out as part of a routine exam.

Patients with risk factors such as smoking or alcohol consumption, though it's recommended for everyone.

In that case, further evaluation or monitoring will be recommended, depending on the findings.

No special preparation is needed.

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