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The Oral Pathology Department at NIMS Hospital specialises in diagnosing and studying diseases that affect the mouth, teeth, gums, and jawbones. Oral pathologists identify abnormalities and oral health conditions through clinical examination, biopsy, and laboratory testing. Accurate diagnosis helps guide effective treatment plans, prevent disease progression, and support overall oral and systemic health.
Oral Pathology is dedicated to identifying oral and maxillofacial diseases through clinical evaluation and laboratory analysis. It plays a vital role in the early detection and accurate diagnosis of infections, inflammatory conditions, and oral cancers.
Benefits of Oral Pathology Care:
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At NIMS Hospital, our Oral Pathology team provides expert diagnostic services with a strong focus on accuracy and early intervention. We evaluate oral lesions, cysts, tumours, potentially malignant disorders, and infections, ensuring precise diagnosis to guide effective treatment.
The department offers comprehensive biopsy services, histopathological examinations, and advanced diagnostic techniques. Working closely with dental and medical specialists, our team supports timely diagnosis, treatment planning, and continuous patient care.
Our Oral Pathology Services
Oral Pathology helps detect oral diseases early, supports accurate diagnosis, and improves treatment outcomes. Early identification is especially crucial for managing serious and malignant conditions.
Meet Our Trusted Medical Team
Dedicated specialists committed to delivering compassionate care, clinical excellence, and personalized treatment for every patient.
Helping You Understand Oral Pathology
This FAQ section answers common questions about oral biopsies, lab testing, and disease diagnosis. It helps patients feel informed and reassured about their diagnostic process.
1. How do I schedule an oral pathology consultation?
2. What should I bring for my first visit?
3. Who needs oral pathology services?
