You don't need to have obvious risk factors to benefit from an oral cancer screening. You don’t even have to be over 40. Oral cancer rates have been rising steadily, especially in younger people. Here’s why we make oral cancer screenings part of every routine...
Yes, it’s true—oral cancer rates in the U.S. have been rising, and the number of new cases grew significantly in 2024. Oral cancer is a dangerous and deadly disease, and dentists are often the first to notice the signs. When you go in for your...
Oral cancers are extremely common, especially among older adults. The American Cancer Society predicts that over 54,000 people will be diagnosed with some type of oral cancer in 2023. Although oral cancer is not always preventable, many of the most significant risk factors come from...
Oral cancer is a serious condition that requires immediate care. The sooner that oral cancer is detected, the better the chances of a successful recovery will be. One of the keys to early diagnosis is to know the symptoms to watch for. Keep an eye...
Tooth loss, gum disease, and other dental health issues do not have to be part of the aging process. Many of the dental issues that seniors commonly experience can be prevented with good oral hygiene and regular trips to the dentist. Let’s take a look...