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UNDIAGNOSED Oral cancer is KILLING one person every HOUR in this continent EVERYDAY


ONLY Fourteen (14 %) of North American patients report knowledge or awareness of their dental office performing an Oral Cancer Screening.

Oral cancer is considered one of the most preventable of all cancers and if detected early has an 80% success rate…!

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