When the community’s involved, we have that sense of contribution to a bigger group. That is where I find dentistry is most enjoyable.
Jason Tung
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Help?
Dr Jason Tung and the team at Beenleigh Marketplace Dental offer a range of treatments to help you maintain and restore good oral health.
I am in pain Help!
I am in pain Help!
Beenleigh Marketplace Dental offers emergency dentistry to help you receive the care you need; when you need it.
I have had some pain for a while Help!
I have had some pain for a while Help!
If you’ve been experiencing pain in your teeth, gums or jaws but you can’t see any problem; it is time to visit the dentist.
I don’t like the look of my teeth Help!
I don’t like the look of my teeth Help!
If you are unhappy with the look of your teeth, you have a number of options; including dental veneers, teeth whitening and dental crowns.
I have a few issues Help!
I have a few issues Help!
If you have two or more issues, see how we can help by answering just a few simple questions!
Oral cancer screening FAQS
What are the early signs of oral cancer?
Some of the early signs of oral cancer may include:
- mouth sores and lesions that don’t heal within two weeks;
- discoloured patches in the mouth;
- lumps or thickened areas in the cheek;
- numbness in the tongue or mouth;
- difficulty chewing, swallowing or moving the tongue;
- slurring words;
- and chronic hoarseness, sore throat;
- a feeling that there is something is caught in your throat.
One may also experience swelling in the jaw, and people who wear dentures may notice that their dentures don’t fit or have become uncomfortable.
How do we check for oral cancer?
An oral cancer check involves both a visual and physical examination.
During the visual exam, your dentist will examine your oral tissues by looking at your lips and mouth, as well as your gums, the insides of your cheeks, your tongue, and the roof and floor of your mouth.
During the visual exam, your dentist will feel your head and cheeks, the area around the jaw, your chin, and inside the oral cavity. This will allow your dentist to feel for unusual nodules or masses.
How long does an oral cancer screening take?
An oral cancer screening generally only takes around two minutes to complete. The screening is precautionary, rather than diagnostic.
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