Oral Pre-Cancerous

Persistent small ulcer-like structures in your mouth that can turn into cancer if left untreated. These lesions often present as white or red patches or a non-healing ulcer. It is mostly painless — often ignored. 8 out of 10 oral cancers start as PML. If detected early, it is 100% treatable and reversible and can prevent cancer.

Oral Fibrosis (OSMF)

A progressive condition causing loss of mouth opening, burning pain, and difficulty eating. It is considered a potentially malignant disorder with a high risk of transformation to oral cancer.

Leukoplakia & Erythroplakia

White, red, or black patches inside your mouth that are early warning signs of deadly oral cancer.

Tooth Decay & Gum Disease

Bad breath, loose teeth, jaw stiffness, thickening or swelling in the cheeks & gums, and painful infections. Tobacco weakens the gum tissue, leading to receding gums, tooth loss, and bone damage.

Lip, Mouth & Throat Cancer

Can be anywhere inside the mouth, lip, and throat. Often deadly if not detected early. Persistent sores, lumps, difficulty swallowing, or a change in voice are critical warning signs.

Smoker’s Keratosis & Smoker’s Lip

Thickening of the skin or mucous membranes and darkening of the lips due to prolonged tobacco exposure. These can lead to pre-cancerous changes if not addressed.

Smoker’s Palate

White, cobblestone-like patches on the roof of the mouth caused by chronic exposure to heat and smoke. While not directly cancerous, it indicates long-term tissue damage.

Periodontal Disease

Inflammation and infection of the gums and bone surrounding the teeth. It leads to tooth loss and increases the risk of systemic diseases like heart disease and diabetes.

Tooth Discoloration

Smoking and chewing tobacco lead to stubborn stains, excessive plaque, and tartar buildup, increasing the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

Oral Malodor (Halitosis)

Persistent bad breath caused by the buildup of toxins and bacteria in the mouth, a common problem among tobacco users.