Oral Cancer Prevention Center

The fact that the OralCDx BrushTest® is the only non-invasive test for oral precancer and cancer means that oral cancer is finally on a short list of cancers that can be prevented.

On a global scale, new cases of oral cancer exceed 481,000 each year. An oral cancer victim dies every hour of the day in the United States. The fight against oral cancer starts with the thousands of oral health care professionals who are now able to help stop oral cancer before it starts. Through routine “BrushTesting” of tiny spots, precancerous lesions can be diagnosed and removed and oral cancer can be prevented. You will also find that what protects your patients and your practice also increases hygiene production.

Together, we can reverse the tragedies that occur when our friends and families are touched by diagnosis of oral cancer.

The ADA Council on Scientific Affairs' Acceptance of OralCDx Computer Assisted Brush Biopsy Analysis method is based on its findings that the product is an effective adjunct to the oral cavity examination in the early detection of precancerous and cancerous oral lesions, where used as directed. All OralCDx "atypical" and "positive" results must be confirmed by incisional biopsy and histology to completely characterize the lesion. Persistent lesions, even with negative results, must receive adequate follow-up evaluations.

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