Why Is an Oral Biopsy Done?
- 1. Diagnosing Lesions or Growths: To determine if a lesion is benign, precancerous, or cancerous.
- 2. Investigating Unexplained Symptoms: Persistent ulcers, patches (white, red, or mixed), or lumps that do not heal or resolve on their own.
- 3. Evaluating Systemic Conditions: To identify oral manifestations of conditions like autoimmune diseases or infections.
If a small, known benign lesion is detected, our pediatric dentists are also able to remove it with Solea Co2 laser. The use of the Solea Co2 laser allows for a precise, minimally invasive, and comfortable removal of small benign lesions, such as mucoceles. Families will appreciate the gentle and efficient approach this technology provides.
