Overview
An oral biopsy removes a small tissue sample from a suspicious oral lesion, ulcer or growth for laboratory examination — essential for accurate diagnosis and early detection of conditions including oral cancer.
Performed precisely by a specialist with pathology expertise.
Key Benefits
Accurate, early diagnosis
Detects serious conditions early
Quick, minor procedure
Pathology-trained specialist
What to Expect
1
Assessment
Lesion evaluated.
2
Numbing
Local anaesthesia.
3
Sampling
Tissue sample taken.
4
Report
Lab analysis & diagnosis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a biopsy hurt?
Numbed, so minimal discomfort.
When should I get one?
For any persistent ulcer, patch or growth.
How soon are results?
Usually within a few days to a week.