In India, oral cancer is one of the most prevalent yet preventable types of cancer, and the key to reducing its burden is to ...

Being able to accurately describe oral mucosal lesions -- even when they're not seen often in daily practice -- can help dental practitioners better diagnose and manage them, and provide more ...

Central papillary atrophy, otherwise known as median rhomboid glossitis, exhibits red, atrophic mucosal areas that are typically asymptomatic and located on the midline posterior dorsal surface of the ...

Oral cancer has a five-year survival rate of only 50%. A patient's best chance of surviving is early detection. While a number of methods and new technologies are now available to enhance early ...

SCC comprises approximately 94% of all oral malignancies, and the cause is multifactorial. Multiple extrinsic and intrinsic factors have been identified, including tobacco, alcohol, syphilis, sunlight ...