Biopsy

Our Specialties – Biopsy

Oral Biopsy

Throughout the medical field, a biopsy is simply the removal of a tissue sample to determine if it is a disease. In dentistry, teeth and gums are sent for biopsy.

The role of a biopsy in the dental industry is to diagnose oral cancer. In these instances, a brush biopsy is used to identify oral lesions that warrant further attention.

If you have unexplained lesions in your mouth, they need to be examined by a dentist. They may or may not be cancerous, but they need medical attention nonetheless.

Brush Biopsy

This technique collects cells from the deeper layers of the mucus membrane of the mouth. The procedure involves minimal pain and bleeding.

Early detection can significantly improve survival rates in patients. Such patients require less extensive surgical procedures than patients with late-stage lesions.

What our patients say

I used to be a very anxious patient, but Mohip Dental & Associates changed that. Both dentists are experienced, professional, and have incredible personalities. The technology is off the charts, and you’re able to watch satellite TV while you get your teeth cleaned. Their laser technology can allow you to get a filling without injections. Highly recommend.
Andrew Imber
I have always hated and feared going to the dentist, not the people, just having to go. However, after a few minutes here, I was totally put at ease. The office is beautiful, Dr. Mohip was wonderful, and the entire staff was top notch!! NOT a place I want to frequent, but when the time comes, this is where I’ll go! Thank you!
Julie Strow
Very pleased. I was referred by my family doctor and this was a very good choice. Dr. G was very pleasant. His staff was super friendly. Very little waiting time in the waiting room. I have NO pain tolerance and I felt nothing. The prices were good. The office was very clean. Great experience.
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