Tongue changes can signal cancer
Dentist Andre Jouk has revealed that examining the tongue is the first step before looking at the teeth, as it offers early indications of serious conditions such as cancer. Warning signs include ulcers that do not heal for more than two weeks, white or red spots, thickened areas, and a thick coating that may suggest intestinal bacterial imbalance. The presence of teeth marks on the sides of the tongue is associated with stress and teeth grinding, while dry tongue indicates a higher risk of cavities and fungal infections. Regular check-ups are recommended, as they can save a patient's life by detecting early changes and preventing the worsening of conditions.
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