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We at the Oral Cancer Institute pride our-selves in providing world-class care.

04/10/2026

At OCI, patient well-being is our priority, even when managing side effects like osteoradionecrosis. This serious condition can occur after radiation, affecting bone healing and causing bone death. Key symptoms include:

Persistent Pain
Swelling/Redness near the jaw
Exposed Bone that won’t heal

🌟If you notice these signs, immediately contact your healthcare provider.

☎️ For expert care, call us at 773-245-5253 or visit:

https://oralcancer.com/osteoradionecrosis/

04/06/2026

Meet Dr. Mohammed Qaisi, a leading expert at the Oral Cancer Institute specializing in head and neck cancers.
With dual degrees in medicine and dentistry, Dr. Qaisi is renowned for his innovative surgical techniques, including the "Fibula Jaw in a Day."
His commitment to advanced cancer treatments and patient care ensures the best possible outcomes for those facing complex oral cancers.

Visit our website to learn more about Dr. Qaisi's expertise and how he can help you. For consultations, call 📞773-245-5253.

https://oralcancer.com/dr-mohammed-qaisi/

04/03/2026

Histopathological Variants of Ameloblastoma

Ameloblastomas are classified into several histopathological subtypes, including follicular, acanthomatous, granular, basal, desmoplastic, and plexiform. Among these, desmoplastic ameloblastoma is unique due to its distinct histomorphology, characterized by extensive stromal collagenization or desmoplasia. This variant frequently presents as a mixed radiolucent-radioopaque lesion on radiographs, often affecting the anterior maxilla.

Ameloblastoma treatment can be enhanced with virtual surgical planning, enabling precise resection and optimal reconstruction to restore form and function.

📞 For expert consultation, contact OCI at ☎️ 773-245-5253 or visit our website.

https://oralcancer.com/ameloblastoma/

04/01/2026

Combining bone grafting with PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a cutting-edge approach in benign jaw tumor reconstruction.

PRP therapy utilizes the patient's blood to concentrate growth factors, significantly enhancing the body's natural healing processes, accelerating recovery, and promoting tissue regeneration. This is considered to be a form of tissue engineering.
The Oral Cancer Institute is committed to providing our patients with the latest and most effective treatments.

Call 📞773-245-5253 to schedule a consultation.

https://oralcancer.com/bone-grafting/

03/30/2026

🦠 HPV-Associated OPSCC: Key Facts

HPV-associated oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (OPSCC) arises from persistent HPV infection in the oral mucosa, which can progress to invasive cancer over a decade if not cleared. The overwhelming majority of infections are cleared and do not lead to any issues. However, a small minority may persist and lead to malignancy.

Histopathology: In HPV-positive OPSCC, tumors typically develop in any of the sites in the throat or oropharynx. For the the tonsillar cancers specifically that arise deep in the tonsillar crypt epithelium, making them difficult to detect through visual inspection or superficial biopsy. Enlarged neck lymph nodes can often be the first present sign in some of these cases.

For more details, contact OCI at ☎️ 773-245-5253 or visit our website.

https://oralcancer.com/

03/27/2026

Let's dive deeper into the major salivary glands, which are the largest and most important and produce most of the saliva in your mouth.

There are three pairs of major salivary glands:

✳️Parotid Glands: The most prominent salivary glands, located just in front of the ears. Saliva from these glands is secreted into the mouth through a duct near your upper second molar.

✳️Submandibular Glands: About the size of a walnut, these glands are located below the jaw. Saliva produced here is secreted into the mouth from under the tongue.

✳️Sublingual Glands: These are the smallest of the major salivary glands under the tongue. They produce saliva that is secreted directly into the mouth.

Call OCI today for a consultation 📞773-245-5253.

https://oralcancer.com/salivary-glands/

03/23/2026

Key Features of HPV-Associated Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma (HPV-OPSCC)

🔹Location:
It primarily affects the tonsillar crypts and the base of the tongue, which is rich in lymphoid tissue.

🔹Symptoms:
Persistent sore throat
Difficulty swallowing
Voice changes
Ear pain
Enlarged cervical lymph nodes

🔹 Presentation:
It often presents at later stages (e.g., nodal metastasis) but typically has a better prognosis than tobacco-related oropharyngeal cancers due to its molecular behavior and treatment responsiveness.

☎️ For expert evaluation, contact OCI at 773-245-5253 or visit our website.

https://oralcancer.com/oro-pharyngeal-cancer/

03/20/2026

Understanding the early symptoms of Oral cancer is vital to prompt diagnosis and treatment. Here are the top 5 warning signs you should be aware of:

1. A persistent lump in the neck.
2. Oral Lesion/ ulcer that does not heal for 2 weeks.
3. Unexplained Numbness in the lips
4. Experiencing a horse voice.
5. Feeling pain when swallowing.

🌟 Don't wait if you notice these signs. Schedule a visit at 773-245-5253 with OCI for expert evaluation and care.

https://oralcancer.com/oral-cancer/

03/18/2026

Post-Surgical Reconstruction in Oral Cancer Treatment

Reconstruction after oral cancer surgery is vital to restoring both functionality and aesthetics. Surgeons often use grafts and flaps to rebuild areas affected by extensive resections. One advanced technique, microvascular free flap reconstruction, is commonly utilized to reconstruct the jaw and oral cavity, significantly improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

This approach allows for precise restoration and long-term stability, helping patients recover physically and functionally.

☎️ For more information on advanced reconstructive techniques, call us at 773-245-5253 or visit our website.

https://oralcancer.com/reconstruction/

03/16/2026

The "Fibula Jaw in a Day" procedure is a revolutionary surgical technique that reconstructs the jaw using the fibula bone from the leg. This allows jaw reconstruction and dental implants in one day, significantly reducing treatment time. This innovative method integrates advanced imaging and 3D printing technology to create precise surgical guides, ensuring optimal fit and function for patients.
This approach not only enhances recovery but also improves overall patient outcomes.
For more information, call 📞773-245-5253 or visit our website.

https://oralcancer.com/fibula-jaw-in-a-day/

03/13/2026

Minimally invasive surgery:

Our surgeons at the OCI are experts in minimally invasive surgery. Due to their medical, surgical, and dental backgrounds, they are often able to perform large cancer operations while minimizing external incisions and scars.

Have you or one of your patients been diagnosed with oral cancer? Call OCI for any inquiries you might have. We're here to help!📞 773-245-5253

https://oralcancer.com/oral-cancer/

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811 W Wellington Street
Chicago, IL
60657

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+17732455253

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