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Oral and pharyngeal cancers can be prevented and successfully treated when diagnosed at an early stage. Lack of knowledge of practice among dentists has shown to contribute to delayed treatment. Early detection of oral cancers makes them more amenable to treatment and allows the early cure.1 Almost 90% of oral cancers are squamous cell carcinomas. Smoking, drinking alcohol, and HPV infections are the major risk factors, with a high risk of oral cancer. Despite the recent advances in detection and treatment of cancer, visual accessibility of the oral mucosa, and the scientific knowledge on oral cancer and their risk factors showed a low survival rate (nearly 50%).2

Awareness on Risk Factors Associated with Oral Cancer Among School Students in Chennai