Oral cancer can happen to anyone, but the majority of cases are related to lifestyle choices. By making some simple changes, you can reduce your chance of contracting this disease.
Oral Health
Making healthy lifestyle choices is the first step to reducing your risk of oral cancer. You can also conduct monthly self exams at home. With the aid of a small mirror, inspect your mouth thoroughly for concerning areas. If you notice any lumps, sore spots or discolored red or white patches, call your dentist right away. Visiting your dentist for regular oral cancer exams is one of the best ways to protect your smile’s future.
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Mundo Dentistry
3463 US-21 #101
Fort Mill, SC 29715
(704) 825-2018
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