A man was diagnosed with cancer and had to undergo an operation to remove part of his tongue after he missed a warning sign.

While many of us diligently brush and floss, we might miss crucial warning signs that our mouths are trying to communicate.

With the number of young mouth cancer patients growing, and many having no explanation as to why they might even be at risk ...

They can develop on the tongue, gums, back of the throat, and even on the tonsils. They usually don’t cause any pain or symptoms ... to rule out cancer. The most common type of oral cancer ...

Mr Durant was eventually diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma — a type of cancer that can affect the skin and skin-like cells that cover the inside of the mouth. During an 11-hour ...

As mouth cancer patients are getting increasingly younger with seemingly no obvious root cause, as one dentist highlighted ...

A MAN says biting down on his tongue while sneezing saved his life – after it led to the discovery that he had cancer. Dan Durant, 26, first noticed an ulcer on the right side of his tongue ...

Dan Durant, 26, was diagnosed with aggressive mouth cancer and had to have half of this tongue removed and reconstructed.

I thought I was hungry but the taste in my mouth was so horrible.” Stanley Tucci recounted to The Guardian about his tongue ...

Mouth cancer cases are rising in the UK, but are you aware of the main symptoms? Support and educate your employees this ...

We all want pearly whites, but did you know that oral health goes well beyond just your mouth? Here are 6 uncommon health ...

Smokeless tobacco and areca nut use are widespread habits. While they might seem like harmless alternatives to smoking, the ...