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What Are the Warning Signs of Oral Cancer?

Dallas dentist, oral cancer screeningBy Dr. Amber GuirguisMarch 21, 2018

Seeing your dentist every six months doesn’t just keep your smile looking beautiful. It’s also an essential element of preserving your oral health and guarding against potentially life-threatening conditions like oral cancer. At each of these routine checkups, your dentist will complete an oral cancer screening, looking for symptoms like unusual red or white patches,…

Healthy Teeth – Healthy Body: Tips to Improve Oral and Overall Health

Dallas dentist, oral cancer screening, oral healthBy Dr. Amber GuirguisAugust 20, 2017

Did you know that there is a wealth of research that points to a link between a person’s oral health and overall health? A number of dental health conditions can have an effect on a person’s general wellbeing and vice versa. For instance, untreated periodontal disease might contribute to negative health problems associated with the…

Reasons You Can’t Afford to Neglect Your Oral Health

Dallas dentist, oral cancer screening, oral healthBy Dr. Amber GuirguisMay 15, 2017

Our health is precious, including our oral health. The oral system is intricate and when all its parts are healthy, it does work harmoniously so that oral function is efficient and comfortable. Unfortunately, neglecting your dental health can affect your overall wellbeing. Foregoing routine dental checkups and cleanings could put you at risk for losing…

Oral Cancer Screening: The life saving decision

oral cancer, oral cancer screening, richardson dentistBy Dr. Amber GuirguisMay 9, 2016

Two of the most important services you’ll receive from your dentist are an evaluation of your oral health and oral cancer screening. Your oral health is important, as some problems with your teeth and gums can indicate systemic problems elsewhere—or even cause them. An oral cancer screening can mean the difference between life and death.…

A healthy smile and healthy body go hand in hand

affordable dentist, oral cancer screening, oral healthBy Dr. Amber GuirguisFebruary 15, 2016

Louis Armstrong once sang ‘Smile and the whole world smiles with you’, and never a truer word was spoken. Smiling is a great reliever of stress, and a hugely important factor in our attractiveness to others. It’s a proven fact that smiling not only makes us feel better about ourselves, but also those around us…

April Is Oral Cancer Awareness Month

cancer facts, lip cancer, mouth cancer, oral cancer, oral cancer month, oral cancer screeningBy Dr. Amber GuirguisApril 10, 2014

Oral cancer is a serious, yet often overlooked form of cancer.  Each year, nearly 43,000 people are diagnosed with oral cancer.  In 2014, oral and esophogeal cancer will claim the lives of over 7800 people.  The number one reason that people lose the battle with oral cancer is that is often overlooked and not diagnosed…

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