It is essential that oral cancer may be detected as early as possible, treating it before it spreads out to other parts of the body may be already difficult. If you have any res or white patches,lumps or thickening of skin, gums, or sores that do not heal or go away in a week or two pay attention to it.
See a physician if you are experiencing persistent sore throat or difficulty in moving your jaw or chewing and swallowing. And check your mouth, gums, the tongue, top of the mouth and below it for any uncertain conditions such as lumps, sores.
Seeing your dentist for dental check ups and professional cleanings may detect early symptoms of oral cancer.