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Oral Biopsy

Biopsy in Oral Surgery

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Oral Biopsy:

Oral cancers are a type of head and neck cancer. They include cancer in your mouth and cancer in your oropharynx — the part of the throat that includes the tonsils, base of the tongue, and the soft palate.

If cancer is suspected, your dentist or doctor will refer you to a specialist. You will be referred to either an oral and maxillofacial surgeon or an otolaryngologist — an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) doctor. Both types of specialists are trained in medicine and surgery of the head and neck. The specialist will first conduct a thorough head and neck exam.

During an oral biopsy, the specialist removes a small amount of the suspicious tissue from your mouth or oropharynx and sends it to a pathologist, who will check for cancer cells. If cancer is confirmed, information in the pathologist’s report will help determine treatment.

Is an Oral Biopsy Painful?

You shouldn’t feel pain during an oral biopsy. You may, however, feel a sharp pinch or pin prick from the needle used to inject the local anesthetic or the needle used to take the biopsy, according to the Radiological Society of North America.

Don't Wait for Symptoms to Appear - Get an Oral Biopsy for Peace of Mind

Care After an Oral Biopsy:

Avoid hot liquids, using drinking straws, or sharp foods (chips, pizza crust, bread) for at least 24 hours. Be careful eating until the local anesthesia has worn off to avoid traumatizing the biopsy site or biting your lip or tongue.

FAQs About Oral Biopsy:

The lifespan of a dental filling depends on the material it is made from and how well it is cared for. Fillings can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years. Proper oral hygiene and regular dental visits can help extend the life of your filling.

Yes, but the chances are rare.

Visit your dentist as soon as your Dental Filling comes out.

If you experience sensitivity after getting a filling, it could be a sign that the filling is coming loose. Similarly, if you feel pressure while eating or have a persistent toothache, it may be a sign that the filling is not properly in place and may come out. In either case, it is important to contact your dentist for an evaluation and repair if necessary.

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Aftercare of oral biopsy treatment:

It is important to avoid certain foods and beverages to maintain teeth whitening so they don’t stain your teeth. Some drinks, such as tea, coffee, red wine, and cola, can cause stains, so you need to stay away from them. For 24 hours after teeth cleaning treatment:-

  • Avoid any food/drinks that would cause stains on teeth.
  • Do not smoke.
  • Avoid mouthwash.
  • Use an anti-sensitive toothpaste if you feel teeth sensitivity after the procedure.
  • Do touch-ups or booster sessions to preserve the brightness of the treatment.
  • Don’t use products like tooth-whitening pastes, strips, gels, pens, or any other home remedy to whiten your teeth. It may hurt your teeth and gums.