Oral cavity tumors account for the sixth cause of cancer in the world and rank second in the
head and neck, after skin cancer only [1]. In Brazil, the estimate incidence for the year 2006 …

Oral cancers are the 15th leading cause of death worldwide. Many factors affect our
suspectibility of gaining oral cancers. Oral cancers are not only linked with environmental …

Oral cancer is an increasingly prevalent disease in the United States. Although it accounts
for only about 3% of all malignancies in this country, it encompasses approximately 30 …

Opinion statement Oral cancer is the sixth most common cancer in the world, and it
continues to represent a serious public health problem. Oral cancer is a preventable …

Objective: to identify clinical, epidemiological aspects and treatment of the oral cancer.
Methods: It is a literature review, through a qualitative research, carried out by searching …

Cancer is a disease in which cells divide uncontrollably, which leads to the formation of
tumors. It is the most despised disease anyone would want to be diagnosed with, because it …

Oral cavity cancer is the sixth leading cause of cancer worldwide. In the United States alone,
there are over 21,500 oral carcinomas diagnosed each year, and 6,000 Americans die of …

Oral cavity cancers are predominantly squamous cell carcinomas, which arise from
premalignant lesions through a multistep carcinogenesis process. Tobacco and alcohol are …

The prevalence of oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) has increased in recent decades,
and its impact on the health system has become a new aspect. In addition to the well-known …

The literature review analyzes current trends in the treatment of oral mucosal cancer.
Surgery performed at the first stage of complex or combination treatment, followed by …