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Mouth problem
I recently checked signs of mouth cancer as i smoke around 5-6 times a day and able to see some partialwhite substance on my upper jaw can this be a mouth cancer.
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Your description is inadequate. And in any case where you suspect oral cancer it is always better to show your lesion to a local dentists or maxillofacial surgeon.
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Dr. Bikramjeet Singh
Dental Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Gurdaspur
To confirm this u need proper oral cavity diagnosis, n diagnosis of the lesions...., it could be fungal infection, precancerous /cancerous or else...., it need to be diagnosed immediately, consult ur dentist for the same, try 'n quit ur smoking habit as soon as possible....
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Dr. Piyush Jain
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8 yrs exp
Bhopal
It is better for u to consult your nearby dentist as it will help u know your condition as if it is cancer or some kind of precancerous lesion and try to quit smoking as soon as possible and take care
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