A diagnosis of oral cancer can be life-altering not only because of the disease itself but also due to the physical changes that often follow treatment. Surgical removal of cancer is frequently necessary to eliminate the tumor, but it may leave behind defects affecting the mouth, jaw, tongue, or face. These changes can impact essential […]
No Tobacco. No Alcohol. No Supari – Still Oral Cancer?
Introduction Most people believe oral cancer only affects those who consume tobacco, alcohol, or supari. This common misconception creates a dangerous false sense of security. Alarmingly, medical practitioners are witnessing a rising trend of oral cancer cases among patients who have never touched these substances. Young professionals, health-conscious individuals, and those living seemingly risk-free lifestyles […]