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Caries |
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Temporomandibular |
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Bruxism |
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Xerostomia |
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Migrane |
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Oral
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Dr.
Ashish Kakar,
BDS, M.Sc (UK), FICOI (USA), Diplomate International Congress Of Oral Implantologists (USA), Dental Implants, Cosmetic Dentistry Crown & Bridge,
Senior Consultant,
Indraprastha ApolloHospital |
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Clinic Address:
H-8, Masjid Moth, GK-II,
New Delhi-110048. India. Tel.+91 11 29220046. +91 11 29212024 |
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Recreating something so important as a smile is a very special and personal undertaking, involving medical expertise, artistic skills, and the highly focused care of an experienced team of professionals.
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ORAL
CANCER
Early
Detection Saves Lives
It's important to find oral cancer Early - before it has
time to spread. The survival rate is much better or those
whose cancer has not spread to other parts of the body.
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a white
or red patch in the mouth
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a sore,
irritation, lump, or thickening in the mouth
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hoarseness,
or a feeling that something is caught in the throat
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difficulty
chewing or swallowing
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difficulty
moving the jaw or tongue
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numbness
of the tongue or other areas of the mouth
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swelling
of the jaw that causes dentures to fit poorly or become
uncomfortable.
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See Your
dentist or physician if any of the above symptoms last
for more than two weeks
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LOWER
YOUR RISK |
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Do
not use tobacco products - cigarettes, chew or snuff,
pipes, or cigars.
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If
you drink alcohol, do so only in moderation
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Eat
a diet rich in fruits and vegetables (research suggests
this might lower the risk of oral cancer)
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HAVE AN EXAM
A
head and neck exam should be a routine part of your dental visit.
Ask your dentist or physician to do the exam at least once a year.
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