Black spot in gums. Of cancer remedies!

Instead of jumping to the diagnosis of cancer and searching for remedies, you should first quit the habit once and for all. Then a proper clinical examination will be required to ascertain whether any precancerous changes exist in your mouth. If there is a clinical suspicion a biopsy will be required to confirm the diagnosis of oral cancer and without that jumping to the conclusion is impractical. Blackish discolouration of the gums can be due to racial pigmentation as well as the melanosis caused by the heat of cigarette smoke. It can be reverted to a great extent after quitting the Habit but might not become zero. Aesthetic treatments like gum depigmentation can be done if required but all these will be fruitful only if the habit is stopped first. Regards