Signs & symptoms
- A non-healing ulcer on the inner cheek
- A growth or thickening
- Restricted mouth opening (trismus)
- Pain while chewing
- A white/red patch that changes
A mouth sore, patch or lump that lasts more than two weeks should be reviewed. Early assessment saves lives — book a consultation.
How we treat it
- Wide local excision (frozen-section margins)
- Marginal / segmental mandibulectomy if bone involved
- Neck dissection
- Reconstruction & dental rehabilitation
Your surgeons
Cared for by both surgeons, from diagnosis through recovery.
Part of our complete oral cancer care
From the first screening to surgery, reconstruction and long-term follow-up — explore the full pathway.
Oral cancer treatment overviewThis page is being expanded with detailed, doctor-written guidance. For specific questions about buccal mucosa cancer, please get in touch.