This dental research guide provides dentists with guidelines for early detection of oral cancer through visual examination of the extra-oral and intra-oral areas for abnormalities in swelling, texture, or color. It also details ways to deal with oral cancer patients once detected, such as vital staining, auto-fluorescence tests, biopsy, and analysis of salivary protein and genetic markers. The conclusion states that early detection can help eliminate risk and lower mortality rates of oral cancer.

1. Welcome to our dental research about oral cancer,
In this research you will find the guide lines that
will guide you as a dentist to the perfect ways of
early detection of oral cancer , also it will guide
you to the excellent ways of dealing with oral
cancer patient .
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION VISUAL EXAMINATION
MICROSCOPY AND RADIOLOGY SALIVARY MARKERS
a) Extra-oral examination.
b) Intra-oral examination.
Depends on detection of any
swelling, abnormal texture or
color‫ز‬
a) Toluidine blue vital staining.
b) Auto-fluorescence.
c) The Identfai.
d) Chem-illuminescence
a) Microscopy :
1) Incisional biopsy
2) Exfoliative cytology,
3) Fine needle aspiration.
b) Radiology : By C.T scan & MRI.
Conclusion : Early detection of oral cancer is an excellent strategy to eliminate the risk and decrease mortality rate.
a) Protein markers
b) Genomic markers
c) Hyaluronic acid
d) Antioxidants
e) Epidermal growth factor