Although oral cancer is an oral pathology, NOT all oral pathology is cancer. A biopsy will help determine the nature of the condition. Learn more about #oralpathology at https://t.co/w6KfzDlk3d.
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T or F: Dental implants are a long-term solution to missing teeth.
True! If properly cared for, dental implants can last a lifetime. Visit https://t.co/w6KfzDkMdF for more information on the benefits of dental implants. #dentalimplants
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The procedures performed most often by OMSs are known as dentoalveolar surgeries. These include tooth extractions, removing noncancerous lesions, preparing gums for an implant, exposing teeth for braces and more. Learn about all these surgeries. #MyOMS
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Although wisdom teeth removal is a common outpatient surgery, plan some time off from work or school to recover. Consider scheduling during an extended break to ensure you have necessary downtime.
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An impacted wisdom tooth can damage neighboring teeth or become infected. Don’t put off having wisdom teeth examined. Contact an OMS for a consultation by visiting https://t.co/Vfjjb9afJd. #wisdomteeth
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If you’ve been recently referred to an OMS by your dentist or physician, check out these questions you can ask to help put you at ease as you learn about your diagnosis and treatment.
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Did you know an estimated 50,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral or pharyngeal cancer this year? Watch this video to discover risk factors and what you can do to spot warning signs.
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Facial injuries can affect eyesight and the ability to breathe, speak or swallow. If an injury causes you to wind up in the ER, be sure to ask for an OMS consult. #NationalFacialProtectionMonth
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Early detection is key to the surviving oral cancer. While nearly 1 person dies every hour, 80-90% survive when oral cancer is found in the early stages. Take action and learn how to perform a monthly self-exam. #OralCancerAwareness
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DYK during their residency program, OMSs train alongside medical residents in general surgery, internal medicine and anesthesiology? Learn more about other unique training OMSs complete at https://t.co/JU3Z9G7mTv.
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With warmer weather comes a variety of recreational activities. Remember, many oral and facial injuries can be easily prevented with the use of sports safety equipment like helmets and mouth guards. #NationalFacialProtectionMonth
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April is Oral Cancer Awareness month. Are you at risk of developing oral, head and neck cancer? Learn lifestyle choices that can reduce risk and warning signs.
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Kyle’s orthodontist instructed him and his parents that some of his teeth didn’t erupt through his gums on the expected timeline. He was referred to an OMS for an expose-and-bond procedure. Watch to learn more about his treatment.
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