Successful treatment of an oral cancer.
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Early detection is key in treating oral cancer, and the Velscope is the absolute best detection device on the market.
If your dentist isn’t using it your checkup – SWITCH DENTISTS!
Also note that oral lesions can be caused by something as simple as the abrasion of teeth against soft tissue (resulting in a thick white callous that can look pretty scary, but is benign). If a biopsy shows its benign, consult your dentist about having teeth in the area smoothed. Otherwise the lesion can quickly recur and renew concerns, despite being harmless.
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