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Oral Cancer Doctor in Kolkata

Do you have a sore in your mouth that won’t heal?

A patch that feels off, bleeding gums or a lump that wasn’t there before?

These can be signs of oral cancer. If you notice any of these signs, consult Dr. (Maj) Ranajoy Dutta.

After years of serving in the Armed Forces, he knows early action saves lives, every single time. As an oral cancer surgeon in Kolkata, he now brings that frontline clarity with the same level of precision and urgency to civilian care.

What is Oral Cavity Cancer?

Oral cancer refers to cancerous cell growth in the tissues of the mouth, tongue, gums, inner cheeks, the roof of the mouth, or under the tongue.

It is one of the most common cancers in India, especially among tobacco users. But non-smokers are not exempt. Poor oral hygiene, alcohol use, and even HPV infection are also some oral cancer causes that raise risk levels.

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Types of Oral Cancer

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Verrucous carcinoma

Slow-growing wart-like mouth cancer

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Lymphoma

Cancer of immune cells in the mouth

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Mucosal oral melanoma

Mouth lining skin cancer in the pigment cells inside the mouth

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Sarcoma

Cancer of mouth muscles or bones

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Odontogenic tumours

Tooth-related tumours

Oral Cancer Causes

Tobacco use significantly increases risk
Excessive alcohol consumption raises risk
HPV causes mouth and throat infections
Family history

Sun exposure

Causes of Oral Cancer

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Common Signs of Oral Cancer

Oral Cancer Symptoms

Persistent mouth sores
White or red patches
Numbness in the mouth or lips
A lump or thickening inside the mouth
Difficulty chewing or swallowing
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Common Signs of Oral Cancer

Oral Cancer Diagnosis

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Biopsy

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Imaging tests (CT scan, MRI, or X-rays)

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Endoscopy

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Blood Test

Oral Cancer Treatment

Dr. (Maj) Ranajoy Dutta mostly recommends surgery as the first and most effective treatment for oral cancer, especially when the tumour hasn’t spread. Treatment may also include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or targeted therapies to manage the spread and reduce recurrence.

If vital tissues are removed, reconstructive surgery and therapies like speech and swallowing rehabilitation support long-term recovery and quality of life.

In case you chew tobacco, smoke, drink regularly, or feel something is wrong, visit the clinic or call now to book an appointment with Dr. Ranajoy Dutta for effective oral cancer treatment in Kolkata.

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    Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

    Is oral cancer only caused by smoking or tobacco use?

    No. Alcohol use, HPV infection, poor oral hygiene, and even genetics can increase your risk, even if you don’t smoke or chew tobacco.

    What are the early signs of oral cancer?

    A mouth sore that won’t heal, red or white patches, unexplained lumps, numbness, or difficulty swallowing could all be early warning signs.

    How is oral cancer diagnosed?

    Diagnosis typically involves a physical exam, biopsy, and imaging tests like CT scans, MRIs, or X-rays to check for spread.

    Is oral cancer treatable if caught early?

    Yes. Early-stage oral cancer has high treatment success rates, especially with surgery.

    Will I need reconstructive surgery after treatment?

    If surgery involves removing vital tissues, reconstructive procedures and therapies can help restore function and appearance.