How often should I get screened?

Typically as part of your routine 6-monthly check-up.

What are warning signs to watch for?

Sores that don't heal, unusual patches, or persistent lumps are worth mentioning to your dentist.

Preventive Care

Early detection, real peace of mind

Oral Cancer Screening

A quick, painless check for early warning signs.

5–10 minutes

Typical duration

None.

Recovery

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Overview

A simple visual and physical exam of the mouth, tongue, and throat checks for early signs of oral cancer — quick, painless, and often included as part of a routine check-up.

Is this right for you?

Anyone due for a routine check-up
Patients with tobacco or alcohol use history
Anyone noticing unusual sores or patches that don't heal

Signs to watch for

Sores that haven't healed after two weeks
Unusual patches or lumps in the mouth or throat
A history of tobacco or alcohol use

Why patients choose this

Early detection significantly improves outcomes

Quick, painless, and often included in routine visits

Real peace of mind from a simple check

What to expect

Visual exam

A careful look at the lips, gums, tongue, and throat.

Physical check

Gentle feeling for any unusual lumps or texture changes.

Discussion

Any findings explained clearly, with next steps if needed.

Follow-up plan

Referral for further testing if anything needs a closer look.

Technology used

Visual and physical oral examination

Treatment duration

5–10 minutes

Exact timing depends on your specific case — confirmed at consultation.

Recovery

None.

Common questions

No — it's a simple visual and physical exam, completely painless.

Meet our doctors

A team our patients have trusted for 17 years.

Dr. Neha Kulsum

Proprietor · Root Canal Specialist & Cosmetic Dentist · 12+ years experience

Dr. Neha specialises in painless root canal treatments, smile designing, cosmetic dentistry, crowns and bridges, restorative procedures, and preventive oral healthcare — always with a strong emphasis on precision, comfort, and patient satisfaction. She believes every smile is unique, and takes the time to understand each patient's individual needs before building a treatment plan that prioritises both long-term oral health and aesthetics. As the clinic's proprietor, she carries forward a legacy that began in 1995 — integrating modern dental technology and evidence-based practice with the same gentle, unhurried approach that's kept generations of the same families coming back.

"Your smile is our priority, and your trust is our greatest achievement."

Dr. Shyama Pramod

BDS, MDS, FPOS · Orthodontist

MDS — Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics
Fellowship in Surgical Orthodontics
RGUHS rank holder
Pierre Fauchard Academy award recipient (South Asia Division)
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Dr. Shyama plans and manages orthodontic treatment — braces and clear aligners — including cases that need a combined surgical and orthodontic approach. She holds an MDS in orthodontics alongside a Fellowship in Surgical Orthodontics, graduated as a rank holder from RGUHS, and has been recognised by the Pierre Fauchard Academy for its South Asia division.