If you smoke or chew, your gum disease and mouth cancer are at greater risk. Men are twice as affected as women, with 95% of those over the age of 40 having oral cancer.
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The most common oral cancer sites are the tongue, the bottom of the mouth, soft palate tissue behind the tongue, lips and gums. If not diagnosed and treated sooner, oral cancer may spread, leading to chronic pain, loss of function, irreversible facial and oral discomfort after surgery, and even death. More than 8,000 people die of oral and pharyngeal diseases each year. If you use tobacco, it is important to always see a dentist to clean and make sure your mouth stays healthy. Your dentist can thoroughly screen for oral cancer.
