Oral Cancer

Oral cancer has increased, due to increased consumption of tobacco, alcohol and other carcinogens. Mortality has been reduced, however, due to awareness, early diagnosis and advances in treatments. Achievements in reconstructive surgery have impacted sufferers' quality of life, and their speech, mastication and swallowing. Oral Cancer reviews all the research, clinical and rehabilitation aspects of orofacial cancer. Experts explain reconstructive surgery, developments in osseointegrated facial prostheses and speech therapy. This book will be of significant value to head and neck surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, otolarygologists and plastic surgeons involved in oncologic surgery.