The Oral Cancer
Abstract
The 95 percents of oral cancer are squarmous cell carcinoma. The National Cancer Institution of Thailand reported in 2014, oral cancer was the sixth most common malignancy in male and the tenth most common malignancy in female. The early stage of oral cancer can be cure and the morbidity is less. Oral cancer screening program for the early detection have proved the most effective strategy for safe the life.
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