Cytology Screening in surrey

Supporting Early Detection With Oral Cancer Screenings

At Croydon Dental, our cytology screening focuses on oral cancer screenings as part of routine dental care. Through careful examination and early detection, our team helps identify changes in the oral tissues and supports timely follow-up when needed.

What Is Oral Cancer Screening About?

Oral cancer screenings are an important part of preventive dental care and are typically included during regular exams. Early detection plays a key role in identifying changes before they become more serious.


Screening may be especially important if you:

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Use tobacco or alcohol regularly

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Notice sores, lumps, or changes in the mouth

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Experience persistent pain or difficulty swallowing

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Have a history of oral health concerns

At Croydon Dental, we perform screenings as part of your routine visits to help monitor your oral health over time.

What Happens During Cytology Screening?

Oral cancer screening is a quick and non-invasive part of your dental visit.


  1. Visual Examination: We carefully examine your lips, tongue, gums, and soft tissues for any unusual changes.
  2. Tissue Assessment: Areas of concern are evaluated more closely to identify abnormalities.
  3. Discussion of Findings: We explain what we observe and answer any questions about your oral health.
  4. Monitoring or Referral: If needed, we recommend follow-up care or refer you for further evaluation.
  5. Ongoing Screening: Regular exams help track changes and support early detection over time.

Why Choose Croydon Dental for Cytology Screening

At Croydon Dental, our approach to oral cancer screening focuses on early detection, clear communication, and ongoing monitoring. We aim to help you stay informed and supported as part of your preventive care.

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Focused on Early Detection

Routine screenings help identify changes in oral tissues at an early stage.

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Thorough Oral Examinations

Careful assessment of the mouth, tongue, and surrounding areas during each visit.

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Comfortable, Preventive Care

A patient-focused approach designed to make screenings simple and stress-free.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is an oral cancer screening?

    An oral cancer screening is an examination of the mouth and surrounding tissues to check for signs of abnormal changes.

  • How often should I have an oral cancer screening?

    Screenings are typically done during regular dental exams, depending on your oral health and risk factors.

  • Is oral cancer screening painful?

    No, the screening is quick, non-invasive, and performed as part of your routine visit.

  • What signs are checked during screening?

    We look for sores, lumps, discoloration, or other changes in the soft tissues of the mouth.

  • What happens if something unusual is found?

    If needed, we may recommend monitoring, additional tests, or referral for further evaluation.