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Editorial Note on Oral Cancer

Mohammadreza Khanmohammadi

Oral malignancy, otherwise called mouth disease, is disease of the covering of the lips, mouth, or upper throat. In the mouth, it most regularly begins as an effortless white fix, that thickens, creates red fixes, a ulcer, and keeps on developing. When on the lips, it ordinarily seems as though a tenacious crusting ulcer that doesn't mend, and gradually develops. Different manifestations may incorporate troublesome or difficult gulping, new knots or knocks in the neck, an expanding in the mouth, or a sensation of deadness in the mouth or lips. Hazard factors incorporate tobacco and liquor use. With both tobacco and drinking liquor, the danger of oral disease is multiple times more noteworthy.