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    • MEET OUR TEAM
      • Dentist
      • Dental Assistant
      • Hygienist
      • Dental Administrator
    • SERVICES
      • Family Dentistry
      • Cosmetic & Restorative
      • Hygiene & Prevention
      • Orthodontics
      • TMJ Disorder Management
      • Oral Mucosal Screening
    • PATIENT INFORMATION
      • New Patients
      • Information Pamphlet
      • FAQs
    • ONLINE BOOKING
    • CONTACT US
  • HOME
  • MEET OUR TEAM
    • Dentist
    • Dental Assistant
    • Hygienist
    • Dental Administrator
  • SERVICES
    • Family Dentistry
    • Cosmetic & Restorative
    • Hygiene & Prevention
    • Orthodontics
    • TMJ Disorder Management
    • Oral Mucosal Screening
  • PATIENT INFORMATION
    • New Patients
    • Information Pamphlet
    • FAQs
  • ONLINE BOOKING
  • CONTACT US

ORAL MUCOSAL SCREENING

 As part of our commitment to your overall health, we use VELscope, an advanced oral cancer screening device that uses a specialized blue light technology to help detect abnormal tissue that may not be visible during a routine oral examination. This innovative technology, developed from research by the BC Cancer Agency, allows for the early detection of potential oral abnormalities, when treatment is often most effective.


Regular oral cancer screenings are quick, painless, and are an important part of maintaining your oral and overall health, especially for patients with risk factors such as tobacco or alcohol use, HPV, or a family history of oral cancer.


Signs and symptoms of oral cancer may include:


  • A sore or ulcer that does not heal or bleeds easily
  • Red, white, or mixed red-and-white patches inside the mouth
  • A lump, thickened area, rough spot, or persistent lesion
  • Pain, tenderness, or numbness in the mouth, lips, or tongue
  • Difficulty chewing, swallowing, or moving the jaw or tongue
  • Persistent hoarseness or a sore throat


If you notice any of these symptoms lasting longer than two weeks, we encourage you to schedule an examination. Early detection greatly improves the chances of successful treatment.

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