Buccal mucosa is also known as oral cancer, which affects the inner lining of the cheeks, gums, and lips. This type of cancer is usually seen in people aged 50 or above. If it is not detected and treated early, it can lead to death.  Unfortunately, people do not want to hear or learn about the word cancer and that’s the reason why most of them are still unaware of the signs and symptoms of buccal mucosa cancer. These symptoms are then diagnosed at a later stage, making them more difficult to treat.  There are several risk factors, like unhealthy eating habits or lifestyle leading to ..read more

Mouth cancer is a kind of cancer that starts developing in the mouth or throat tissues. It generally develops in the squamous cells of your mouth, lips and tongue. It is categorized under oral and oropharyngeal cancer and comes under a large cancer group referred to as head and neck cancers.  Mouth cancer occurs commonly in people aged over 40. Most often, it gets diagnosed only when the disease has spread to the neck’s lymph nodes. Early diagnosis helps in getting timely mouth cancer treatment, which can be more effective than treatment given in the later stages.  In recent days, se ..read more

Cancer is a broad term for a class of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the body. Oral cancer is one of the cancers that specifically refers to cancer that develops in the mouth or throat. Though it is not as common as other types of cancer, it is still one of the most dangerous as it can be very difficult to detect in its early stages. Consulting a dental professional to help you identify the symptoms and proceed with oral cancer treatment is the only possible way to live a healthy life.  Symptoms Oral cancer can affect any part of the mouth, includin ..read more

Cancer is one of the most common diseases that people suffer from today. Out of the several types of cancer, tongue cancer also affects several people. Get an insight into what tongue cancer is, its causes, diagnosis and treatment procedures accessible at the best cancer hospitals.  What Is Tongue Cancer? When abnormal cells and tissues begin to divide and grow in an uncontrolled way in the tongue, it is called tongue cancer. Patients can find a persistent lump, spot, tumour or lesion on the tongue area that does not go away. Tongue cancer comes under the category of head and neck cancer ..read more

Oral cancer is one of the scariest diseases to have. The number of affected people is high in men compared to women. According to a survey, the estimated number of oral cancer cases this year was around 55,000 in adults, with 38890 men being diagnosed with oral cancer. Have you ever wondered why? Well, this shouldn’t surprise you with more men addicted to smoking and tobacco being the victims of oral cancer.  The cigarette tar that builds up in the mouth is what can lead to cancerous cells. Smoking for a long time or chewing tobacco can contribute to oral cancer. Alcohol is another factor ..read more

The tongue may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the body’s major organs. But like other organs, it is also susceptible to cancer. There are various types of cancer, each with its own signs and symptoms, and each can vary in severity depending on the aggressiveness of cancer. During the initial stages of cancer, there may not be any symptoms. This is one of the reasons why it is important to get tested as early as possible when you realise any abnormalities in the tongue. Doctors say that most cancers that develop in the tongue can be cured. The earlier it is detec ..read more

Mouth cancer or oral tumours can affect various structures in the mouth such as the mucosa palate floor of the mouth, tongue, lips, gums and bones. There are various triggers or carcinogenic agents such as tobacco, alcohol, radiation and human papillomavirus, which can cause mouth cancer. Mouth cancer occurs when carcinogenic agents act on cells altering their genetic material producing a mutation. These damaged cells can divide and multiply excessively in the body. Normally, the body controls the division and growth of cells, but if the balance of cell division and cell death is disturbed, a ..read more

Every year, there’s an increase in the number of patients diagnosed with oral cancer. This is mainly because of the lack of information people have about oral hygiene.  Most people in India do not even care about oral hygiene; unhealthy habits like drinking too much alcohol, tobacco, and smoking are the causes of oral cancer.  Oral cancer occurs in 1 to 8 cases in men and 5 to 14 in women. Well, the situation can be controlled only if it is detected early and the patient receives the proper oral cancer treatment.  That’s why it’s vital to know how to spot the early signs of ..read more

Cancer developing in any part of the mouth or oral cavity is referred to as mouth cancer. When malignant cells from any part of the mouth grow uncontrollably, cancer develops. It may occur in different parts of the mouth, like gums, tongue, the floor of the mouth, lips, the roof of the mouth, pharynx, sinuses, hard and soft palate, and inner lining of the cheeks. Mouth cancer or oral cancer can be life-threatening if it is not diagnosed and treated early. Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre is one of the busiest centres that provide the best treatment for mouth cancer. Symptoms O ..read more

People usually end up being careless when it comes to dental checkups. However, visiting the dentist every six months might not be that difficult for any. Going for regular dental checkups and cleanings is necessary, and you must start taking care of it now.  India has the best cancer hospitals in the world that provides affordable and quality treatment. This is one of the major reasons why people worldwide visit India for their cancer treatments.  Taking care of your oral health is necessary for your overall good health. In this article, you will learn about the reasons why you shou ..read more