BIOPSY - HOUSTON TX
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What Is a Biopsy?

When Is It Recommended?
- Sores or ulcers that last more than two weeks.
- White or red patches on the gums, tongue, or cheeks.
- Thickened tissue, lumps, or unexplained swelling.
- Lesions that do not heal despite home care.
Benefits of a Biopsy
Choosing a professional biopsy at our practice provides several advantages for patients. First, it allows early detection of potential oral health issues. In addition, it gives an accurate diagnosis that leads to a precise treatment plan. Furthermore, many patients also feel peace of mind knowing their concerns are evaluated by specialists. Most importantly, the procedure itself is quick, comfortable, and minimally invasive. As a result, patients can return to their routine without delay. Similarly, early treatment options are easier and less invasive when issues are caught quickly.

Our Biopsy Process.
Examination – First, we carefully evaluate the area of concern. Because accuracy matters, this step ensures nothing is overlooked.
Local Anesthesia – Next, we provide local anesthesia. As a result, the procedure is comfortable and virtually painless.
Tissue Sampling – After that, a small portion of tissue is collected with precision. Moreover, this step is quick and minimally invasive.
Laboratory Analysis – Then, specialists examine the sample for a definitive diagnosis. In addition, this analysis confirms whether further treatment is necessary.
Follow-Up – Finally, we review your results. Therefore, you receive a clear plan and next steps without unnecessary delays.

Why Choose Us for Your Biopsy?

Frequently Asked Questions
What is a biopsy, and why might my dentist recommend it?
Which mouth changes mean I should consider a biopsy?
Does a biopsy hurt?
How long do biopsy results take?
Is an oral biopsy safe?
What happens during the biopsy appointment?
Will a biopsy leave a scar?
Where can I read more about oral cancer screening and biopsies?
