Get informed. Know the early signs of oral cancer.

Eva Grayzel's tongue at rest, three weeks post surgical reconstruction for stage IV oral cancer.

You can make a difference by finding oral cancer early and saving a life. Establish a system within your practice so every patient regularly receives an oral cancer screening by a dentist or dental hygienist.

• Make early detection a priority.
• Commit to staying current with new research related to oral cancer.
• Give your patients the best care possible.

At your next CE conference, attend a course on early detection of oral cancer.

Best Practices:

Staff Party Idea

Show a head and neck exam video, and practice on each other.

Take Advantage of These Resources

• Referral form provided by the Oral Cancer Foundation
• Two videos on Head and Neck Oral Cancer Examinations
• Core Concepts in Oral Cancer Education: What Every Dentist Should Know’
• Knowledge Assessment Quiz

Six-Step Salute

If a dental or medical professional has saved a life by detecting oral cancer early, apply for a Six-Step Salute. Share the story and you will be contacted for the address of where to send the Six-Step Salute Award.

Six-Step Salute Award: You and your healthcare provider will each receive a package of Eva’s products including books from the Talk4Hope book series, CD’s of Eva’s story recordings, “The Human Network in Action” bookmarks, Six-Step cards and chair-side posters.

Bring Eva Grayzel, Oral Cancer Survivor and Professional Speaker, to Your Next Meeting/Conference/Event

Download Lecture Synopsis and Bio (PDF, 66K)

View her speaking schedule on Eva Grayzel.com.