Oral cancer surgery removes cancerous tissues from the mouth for improved health outcomes.
Oral cancer surgery removes cancerous tissue and may involve reconstruction for functional restoration.
Oral cancer surgery removes harmful tissue, preventing cancer spread and improving survival chances.
Oral Cancer Surgery
Experienced surgical care to remove oral cancer safely and effectively.
Patients diagnosed with oral cancer who require surgical removal of affected tissue. A critical treatment to prevent further spread and support overall recovery.
A biopsy or imaging determines the extent of the issue. Surgery removes cancerous tissue, sometimes requiring reconstruction. Recovery varies, with post-op monitoring essential.
Oral cancer surgery times vary depending on the case complexity, typically 1–4 hours at our affiliated surgical locations near Lakeview, Bucktown, and Edgewater.
Oral cancer surgery recovery depends on the procedure's extent. Regular follow-ups are critical for long-term monitoring at our Lakeview, Bucktown, and Edgewater locations.
Oral cancer surgery recovery depends on the extent of the procedure. Patients should follow post-op care closely to ensure proper healing.
