Oral Cancer Screening & Prevention

Tata Memorial Trained

Oral Cancer Care

Advanced Training from Tata Memorial Hospital

One of the most significant aspects of Dr. Sahay's professional journey is her advanced training in Oral Cancer Prevention and Treatment from the prestigious Tata Memorial Hospital — India's premier cancer care institution.

This specialized training enables early detection of precancerous lesions, comprehensive oral cancer screening, and timely intervention for improved patient outcomes.

Regular oral cancer screening, especially for tobacco users and high-risk patients, forms an important component of comprehensive dental care at the clinic. Early-stage oral cancer has a survival rate of over 80% — making screening critical.

Screening & Services Include:

Visual Oral Cancer Examination

Precancerous Lesion Detection

Tobacco Cessation Counselling

Biopsy Referrals & Co-ordination

Leukoplakia & Erythroplakia Management

Submucous Fibrosis Treatment

High-Risk Patient Follow-up Programs

Post-Treatment Dental Rehabilitation

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Risk Factors

Who Should Get Screened?

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Tobacco Users

Smoking or smokeless tobacco (gutka, paan) significantly increases oral cancer risk. Annual screening is essential.

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Alcohol Consumers

Heavy and regular alcohol use, especially combined with tobacco, is a major oral cancer risk factor.

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Excessive Sun Exposure

Prolonged UV exposure increases lip cancer risk, particularly for outdoor workers.

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HPV Infection

Human Papillomavirus (HPV-16) is increasingly linked to oropharyngeal cancers.

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Age 40 and Above

Oral cancer risk increases with age. Adults over 40 should undergo annual oral cancer screening.

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Unexplained Mouth Sores

Any ulcer, white patch, or red lesion that does not heal within 2 weeks must be professionally evaluated.