00:00Our general dentist has a role in diagnosing early oral cancer with pre-malignant conditions.
00:08We know that early diagnosis and with proper treatment, oral cancers can be completely cured.
00:17Our dentist has a lot of pain in the patient's eyes.
00:22We know that the patient has a lot of pain in the patient's eyes.
00:29The patient has a lot of pain in the patient's eyes.
00:44We know that the patient has a lot of pain in the patient's eyes.
00:45We know that the patient has a proper history of medical history and social history.
00:52We know that the patient has a lot of history of taking tobacco in any form.
00:56Like a bottle of milk or a bottle of milk.
00:59We know that the patient has a lot of pain in the patient's eyes.
01:04So we know that the patient has a lot of pain in the patient's eyes.
01:14Then, according to the report, our maxillofacial surgeon immediately referred to it, or further treatment.
01:24In other words, the patient has a simple ulcer.
01:28As we can see, a sharp tooth, a broken tooth, has a lot of ulcer.
01:34It has an ill-fitting denture.
01:38It has a lot of pain in the mouth.
01:42In other words, we have to smooth the denture.
01:49It has a lot of follow-up.
01:52In other words, the ulcer will completely heal.
01:57If not, we will immediately do a biopsy and refer to the maxillofacial surgeon.
02:01How do you refer to it?
02:02I have seen some of the observations.
02:06In other words, we have seen that the patient has been operating in COVID-19.
02:13In other words, the patient has been operating in COVID-19.
02:16In other words, we have seen that the patient has been operating in COVID-19.
02:21If we have seen that the patient has been operating in COVID-19, the reason is that the patient has
02:27been vaccinated.
02:28In other words, we have seen that the patient has been operating in COVID-19.
02:39In other words, the patient has been operating in COVID-19.
02:47In other words, the patient has been operating in COVID-19.
02:53Since the patient has been operating in COVID-19, Alcohol
02:57and and and I think that the patient has been developing in COVID-19, get a
02:58vaccine care for multiple, health care for others.
03:05That patient can be 하네요.
03:09Even the patient can be satisfied with autism.
03:09Lookающid that the patient has in computer l
03:14Oral Submucous Fibrosis
03:18It means that the mouth, the mouth, the mouth and the muscles, particularly the teeth,
03:26It becomes leathery, it becomes leathery, the mouth is small.
03:32This is the actinian, it is very difficult.
03:34The patient realizes that when the mouth is small,
03:36But what is it?
03:39Oral Submucous Fibrosis is a precancerous condition.
03:44Now, the patient has been able to find out the 8% of patients,
03:548 to 10% of patients,
03:56So, from the age of 8, from the age of 10,
03:58The submicous fibrosis has become more cancer.
04:03I recently told you that when there is not a submicous fibrosis,
04:08The fibrosis is a cancer.
04:13Submucos Fibrosis is one of the main reasons
04:17Submucos Fibrosis is called Ereca Nut
04:20Submucos Fibrosis is called Erecholin
04:27Erecholin is a carcinogen
04:30When the cancer is a high level, the cancer is a high level
04:39Those are the Cine, the Gura, the doctor, the 5-month-old
04:45Even the Rangta is a very low-potency carcinogen carrier
04:57It was very difficult for me to say that one or two days ago, it was difficult for me to
05:05say that
05:05In the past few years, the cancer was less likely to say that it was reported
05:14If it was reported, it was very difficult for me to say that
05:21This is basically the age of 85, the older patients are the age of 85, 85 and the older patients
05:41are the age of 85
05:51growth and potency of metastasis, which is relatively low
05:58Young that has cancer, 30-30, 30-30, 30-30, 30-30, 30-30
06:04Virulence is still in the same way
06:08And unfortunately stage 3, stage 4 is coming
06:12Stage 1, stage 2, where did the operation come?
06:20I am not talking about the educated age group
06:25Our socio-economic age group said
06:28Oral cancer is a low socio-economic strata of the society
06:35We have less patients, as well as cancer
06:40It is one of the things that we have to do
06:45Do not do this, do not do this
06:48In middle class, we are not that often
06:52But low socio-economic use of tobacco
06:57If the patient is eating a little bit, they will eat a little bit in the raw form
07:02If the patient has a cigarette, they have a patch or a patch
07:07The patient has a patch or a patch
07:10They have a patch or a patch or a patch
07:17And they have a cancer
07:22That is why they have a patch
07:24Normally oral cancer, many patients have.
07:26I think it's better than I need to take care of my body.
07:32Naming is the best form of tobacco.
07:35But I have to give them five or two.
07:39In our history, how much more is it?
07:42How much more is it? It is very important.
07:46If you are the best, the bad effect of the tobacco never leaves your body.
07:53So I said that you may lift the tobacco but the tobacco has not left you.
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