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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers
ID: #38168
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The dentist
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Now, let's talk about the symptoms of oral cancer. First off, a regular check up with your dentist is a good time to check for signs of cancer. The exam should include a close inspection of the roof of the mouth, the back of the throat and the insides of the cheeks for either white or red patches. Other problems which can indicate an oral cancer would be bleeding from the mouth and loose teeth.
If any white patches or red and white patches are found in the mouth, these are tell-tale signs of possible oral cancer. If/should these patches would be observed, the dentist will most likely order a biopsy to determine whether or not they are malignant. The dentist must also rule out other causes for these patches as these are also associated with infections. If you notice any white or red and white patch or patches in your mouth, it is recommended that you visit your dentist or doctor immediately.
If any white patches or red and white patches are found in the mouth, these are tell-tale signs of possible oral cancer. If/should these patches would be observed, the dentist will most likely order a biopsy to determine whether or not they are malignant. The dentist must also rule out other causes for these patches as these are also associated with infections. If you notice any white or red and white patch or patches in your mouth, it is recommended that you visit your dentist or doctor immediately.
Which of the following are some of the tell-tale signs of oral cancer?
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