Dr. Khan received his Doctorate in Dental Surgery from UOP. He completed his postdoctoral General Practice Residency at Saint Elizabeth Medical Center, Youngstown, OH, which is affiliated with Northeastern Ohio Medical University, in 2001. He pursued General Practice Residency (PGY2) at Saint Vincent Medical Center in Cleveland, OH, which is affiliated with Case Western Reserve University. Dr. Khan has accumulated hundreds of hours in continuing education courses and remains up to date on the latest advancements in dentistry and dental technology. Outside of the office Dr. Khan enjoys traveling, hiking and golf.
Oral Cancer Screenings In Midlothian, VA
Protecting Your Oral Health Through Expert Care
Oral Cancer Screenings: Early Detection for Better Health
At Radiance Family Dentistry, we prioritize the health of our patients with comprehensive oral cancer screenings as part of our commitment to preventive dental care. Early detection is key to successfully treating oral cancer; our screenings are designed to identify potential concerns before they become serious. By incorporating screenings into your regular dental visits, we help ensure your peace of mind and long-term health.
Why Are Oral Cancer Screenings Important?
Oral cancer often develops without noticeable symptoms in its early stages, making routine screenings essential. Here’s why:
Your Smile, Is Our Priority
Why Patients In Midlothian Trust Us For Their Oral Cancer Screenings
At Radiance Family Dentistry in Midlothian, VA, we combine advanced dental expertise with a patient-centered approach to ensure you feel confident and cared for. Led by Dr. Adnan Khan, a dedicated dentist with over two decades of experience, we’re here to provide personalized, compassionate care tailored to your needs.
Whether you’re visiting for routine cleanings, preventive screenings, or advanced dental treatments, our focus is always on creating healthy, confident smiles for our community.
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Common Questions We Hear
It’s recommended to have an oral cancer screening at least once a year as part of your routine dental check-up.
Individuals who use tobacco products, consume excessive alcohol, have prolonged sun exposure (affecting the lips), or have a history of HPV infection are at higher risk for oral cancer. Age is also a factor, with most cases occurring in individuals over 40.
Yes, although oral cancer is more common in older adults, younger patients can still be affected, especially if they have risk factors such as tobacco use or HPV infection. Regular screenings are essential for early detection, regardless of age.