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Cancer Treatment-Related Complications In The
Mouth
Each
year about 400,000 people (including many in the Sioux City, Le Mars and Cherokee areas) with cancer develop treatment-related
complications in the mouth ranging from lesions to chronic dry mouth to
bone disintegration. If serious, these complications can be life
threatening. While many are unavoidable, some can be prevented or
minimized by Dr. Meis.Dr. Meis recommends that whenever possible, a pre-therapy dental evaluation with a full set of mouth x-rays be performed. Any decay, gum disease and abscesses should be treated, if time permits, prior to chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy.
Even patients who have no pain or dental disorders need a thorough cleaning. Our goal at Siouxland Dental Health is to have the patient's mouth in optimal health prior to beginning anti-cancer therapy.
If you have questions regarding cancer treatment and your dental health, please call our office at (888) 773-2203.
Dental Mouth Cancer Treatment
In Sioux City Iowa and serving
Le Mars - Cherokee - Onawa - Norfolk and the surrounding IA areas.
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