Everyone has a role to play when it comes to oral cancer – Fiona Ellwood & Emma Riley
Key points:
- Up to 25% of oral cancer cases have no associated significant risk factor
- The incidence of oral cancer has risen by 49% over the past ten years
- Although oral cancers have been most common in the over 55 age group, more are being seen in the younger age groups
- The five-year survival rate has hardly improved in the last few decades due to late detection
In this interview, Susan Cotton, RDH, a leading expert and CEO of Oral Cancer Consulting, shares vital information about risk factors, common symptoms, and the latest screening technologies regarding oral cancer. Discover how you can play a pivotal role in saving lives and learn what steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones. Contact Susan at oralcancerconsulting@gmail.com or visit oralcancerconsulting.com
Oral Cancer Screening Resources for Dental Professionals
Screening every patient for oral cancer is an essential, life-saving step. Learn from some of our best content on the role of dental professionals with oral cancer and screening—in April and the whole year through. – Elizabeth S. Leaver