That ₹5 Gutkha Pouch Is A Concern — Learn the Early Signs of Oral Cancer
Regular oral examination helps in the early identification of abnormalities in the mouth, tongue, gums and palate. At Saluja Dento Max Fac Centre in Kanpur, oral cancer screening is a simple, non-invasive check that usually takes a few minutes. If anything suspicious is found, a biopsy is required for definitive diagnosis. This free infographic explains the warning signs you should know about.
- The common early signs of oral cancer, including white and red patches and ulcers that do not heal
- What a 5-minute oral cancer screening in Kanpur actually checks
- Why finding abnormalities early can improve treatment outcomes
- How to self-check your mouth at home between clinic visits
What You’ll Learn in This Infographic
Know the signs. Act early. This guide explains, in simple language, the warning signs of oral cancer and how a routine screening examination helps in identifying them.
The Early Warning Signs
White patches, red spots, ulcers that do not heal within two weeks, a burning sensation, difficulty opening the mouth — learn what each sign means, and which ones need prompt evaluation by a dentist or oral surgeon.
What a 5-Minute Screening Checks
Oral cancer screening in Kanpur is a simple, non-invasive examination. The doctor examines the buccal mucosa, tongue, gums and palate, and it usually takes a few minutes during a routine dental check-up.
Why Early Identification Matters
Cancers detected at an early stage generally have better treatment outcomes than those detected at an advanced stage. This section explains the pattern reported in published studies, and why a short screening visit is a reasonable step to take.
The 60-Second Home Self-Check
A simple mirror-based routine you can follow once a month at home. Learn what to look for, where to look, and when a small spot is a common ulcer — or a reason to book a screening and get it evaluated.
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Download Infographic (PDF)Frequently Asked Questions
I don’t use gutkha. Do I still need a screening?
Oral cancer can also be associated with smoking, alcohol, poor diet, and certain viruses such as HPV. If you have ever used tobacco in any form, even occasionally, regular screening is advisable. This infographic helps you understand the signs to discuss with your dentist.
What does oral cancer screening involve?
It is a simple visual and tactile examination of the mouth, tongue and gums. The process is non-invasive and usually takes under five minutes during a routine dental check-up at our Kanpur clinic. Screening helps in the early identification of abnormalities; a biopsy is required for definitive diagnosis.
I have a white patch in my mouth. Should I worry?
White patches (leukoplakia) can be harmless — but they can also be pre-cancerous, so it is better not to guess. Download the guide to understand what you are seeing, then book a screening so it can be examined. A biopsy is required for definitive diagnosis.
Who performs the screening at the clinic?
The examination is carried out by our dental and oral & maxillofacial surgery team at Saluja Dento Max Fac Centre, Kanpur. If an abnormality is found, the team will explain the next steps, which usually include further tests and, where required, a biopsy.
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