This brochure offers information on the risk factors, signs and symptoms of oral cancer in easy-to-understand language. It encourages early detection by having an oral cancer examination and briefly describes what is involved and who to see.

"Dr. Silverman and more than 50 distinguished colleagues have written and revised 'Oral Cancer'. This new fifth edition belongs on the desktop of every dentist, otolaryngologist, and dermatologist managing oral lesions." (Book Cover)

The American Cancer Society's Detailed Guides provide a comprehensive overview of different types of cancer. Topics addressed include: statistics, risk factors, causes, prevention, early detection, diagnosis, staging, treatment, talking with your doctor, follow-up care and new research.

National Cancer Institute's fact sheet "Smokeless Tobacco and Cancer: Questions and Answers " explains common questions and answers about smokeless tobacco such as What is smokeless tobacco?, What harmful chemicals are found in smokeless tobacco?, What cancers are caused by or associated with smokel...

This card describes the eight steps of an oral examination for the early detection or oral cancer.

"This fact sheet is one of a series of Radiation Therapy Fact Sheets that are designed to help patients learn about radiation therapy and its side effects. The fact sheets complement Radiation Therapy and You and are tailored to patients individual needs." (National Cancer Institute website)

This booklet explains what oral cancer is and provides information on: cancer screening, common symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options. It also has information about dealing with side effects, emotional and survivorship issues, rehabilitation options and questions to ask your doctor.