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Oral neoplasms are very diverse, which is associated with their formation from various tissue structures.They have a peculiar course, due to the proximity of vital organs, the presence of teeth, and often cause functional and cosmetic disorders, and can also lead to death (malignant tumors).There are three principles in the basis of genetic counseling: anatomical localization, histological type and division into benign and malignant neoplasms.According to genetic counseling, the concept of a precancerous condition is based on the association of previous benign lesions with developing carcinoma.All neoplasms are subdivided into true tumors, tumor-like lesions and cysts.Precancerous conditions are also reflected in the medical literature covering neoplasms of the skin, oral mucosa and oropharynx.

Oral neoplasms are very diverse, which is associated with their formation from various tissue structures. They have a peculiar course, due to the proximity of vital organs, the presence of teeth, and often cause functional and cosmetic disorders, and can also lead to death (malignant tumors). There are three principles in the basis of genetic counseling: anatomical localization, histological type and division into benign and malignant neoplasms. All neoplasms are subdivided into true tumors, tumor-like lesions and cysts. Precancerous conditions are also reflected in the medical literature covering neoplasms of the skin, oral mucosa and oropharynx.

According to genetic counseling, the concept of a precancerous condition is based on the association of previous benign lesions with developing carcinoma. The terms "tumor" and "neoplasm" are used to denote an abnormal mass of tissue with excessive proliferation that is not coordinated with the growth of normal tissue and continues excessively after the cessation its causes. Cell proliferation, the neoplastic nature of which is doubtful, is designated as a tumor-like proliferation, a tumor process.

Timely detection of oncological disease is very important, as this affects a patient's life prognosis. Knowledge of the early symptoms of tumors and research methods in the diagnosis of dental diseases is highly required.

Examination of a patient includes clarification of complaints, collection of medical history, physical research methods (examination, palpation, percussion), instrumental, laboratory, radiation diagnostics, as well as cytological, pathological and other research methods. When interviewing a patient, the doctor determines his neuropsychic status, intellectual development. Based on these, complaints and the course of the disease should be analyzed.

Complaints. The examination always begins with clarifying complaints about the present moment of the disease, they are usually varied: pain, swelling, presence of defects and deformities, etc. If there are complaints of swelling, it is necessary to find out what caused its appearance how quickly it increases in size