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The treatment of cancer-related tumors usually involves aggressive processes in the body, such as the region of the mouth, causing grave consequences in the mouth that must be observed and treated. These collateral effects can be acute or delayed, according to the kind of treatment. Do you know how the treatment of a tumor can directly cause oral diseases? What are the necessary orientations that you would give to a patient with cancer to prevent major difficulties during and after the treatment of said tumor?

You will be able to explore the main effects below. With this, it is expected that you will be able to describe the main side effects in the oral cavity resulting from cancer treatment.

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