Do You Provide Oral Cancer Screenings?

In this video, Dr. Matthew Keider explains the importance of regular oral cancer screenings and the advanced diagnostic tools used for enhanced detection. Learn how early detection can improve treatment outcomes—schedule your free consultation today to discuss the screening process and any concerns you may have.

During regular recall visits, I perform a comprehensive oral cancer screening for my patients. This screening is conducted at every routine visit to ensure early detection of any potential concerns.

For new patients, we also offer an enhanced oral cancer screening using advanced diagnostic tools. This includes specialized glasses, lenses, and a high-intensity light that helps identify areas of concern, often detecting precancerous changes before they develop into more serious conditions. Early detection is crucial, as it significantly improves treatment outcomes.

If you have any concerns about oral cancer or would like to learn more about our screening process, we are happy to provide additional information during your visit.

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