Lifestyle factors and the choices we make everyday can have a significant impact on our mouth cancer risk. Habits like smoking and drinking excessively will only increase your risk of getting the disease. Be #Mouthaware. #MouthCancerAction
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.@dentalhealthorg predicts that mouth cancer cases will sadly continue to rise in the next twelve months. But with your help, we can increase public awareness of this horrible disease and save lives by making people #Mouthaware. #MouthCancerAction
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Don't take chances when it comes to your #health. It's always better to be safe than sorry, as mouth cancer can strike in a number of different places in the mouth, head and neck areas. If in doubt, get checked out by your dentist or GP. #MouthCancerAction
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Being #Mouthaware could save your life. If you don't stop or reduce harmful actions, like smoking tobacco or excessively drinking alcohol, you will be at a much higher risk of developing mouth cancer than the average person. #MouthCancerAction
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It really is that simple. By sharing key information with each other about mouth cancer, being more aware of warning signs and risk factors, and ultimately by becoming more #Mouthaware, we can save lives together. #MouthCancerAction
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Early detection saves lives. If you spot anything unusual in or around your mouth such as long-lasting ulcers, red/white patches or any lumps and swellings, make sure you get checked out by a doctor or dentist straight away. #MouthCancerAction#Mouthaware
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Jay Aston, has opened up about her tough mouth #cancer journey. She talked about how she feared she would not make it to #Christmas. Acting quickly when you spot early warning signs of the disease is vital and may have saved Jay's life. #MouthCancerAction
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This is exactly why we cannot stop now. A person in the #UK dies from mouth cancer almost once an hour. We need your help to continue spreading awareness of this disease and get people diagnosed sooner rather than later. #MouthCancerAction#Mouthaware
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Your dentist can see parts of your mouth that you may not be able to see as easily. Regular #dental visits make it more likely that any problems will be caught as early as possible. #MouthCancerAction#Mouthaware
If you compare rates now to twenty years ago, you'll see there is now a 135% increase. Despite this, awareness of mouth cancer is worryingly low, even among those who are at higher risk of developing the deadly disease. #MouthCancerAction
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Too many mouth cancer cases are discovered when it’s too late. When it’s caught early, chances of survival are much higher, around 90% - this is why early detection is so crucial. #Mouthaware#MouthCancerAction
How much damage can prosecco and cola really do to your #teeth? Why are water and milk the best thing you can drink? Find out the answers to these questions and more by checking out this video: https://t.co/OTCZnCevwG
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New #year, new #toothbrush? Make sure you replace your brush or brush head every two to three months or when the bristles are worn to make sure you are always cleaning your #teeth effectively - for more information, click here: https://t.co/xttRF7L2S8