Abstract:Cancer is one of the leading cause of deaths in public health and is particularly common in developing
countries. The inuence of smoking, chewing tobacco and alcohol has usually been considered a
relevant confounding factor for oral cancer. Oral cancer is generally preceded by some potentially malignant disorders such as
leukoplakia, lichen planus, oral submucous brosis etc. However, even with meticulous follow up, early malignant changes are
still overlooked. As the emphasis shifts from damage mitigation to… Show more
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