Summary Oral and pharyngeal cancers affect areas like the lips, cheeks, gums, throat, and tongue. When these cancers are diagnosed early, they’re easier to treat – but most people with oral and pharyngeal cancers aren’t diagnosed in the earliest stage. Screening for these cancers at every dental visit can lead to earlier diagnosis, especially in people at higher risk because of alcohol or tobacco use and certain types of viral infections. Summarize this paragraph
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