If you come to cure caries, you get cancer: how to recognize oncology at the dentist
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02/13/2024 21:42
Dentist Olga Ivashentseva shared information about the signs of oral cancer. Ulcers and aphthae on the oral mucosa may indicate a possible cancer. You should also pay attention to the presence of nodes and “protrusions” in the oral cavity.
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The specialist recommends contacting a dentist if these symptoms are detected. Cancers can occur due to long-term injuries and exposure to various factors, such as smoking or drinking hot drinks.
Patients should consult a doctor if they notice bulging formations, nodes or ulcers that do not heal for a long time, and refrain from self-medication.