Good Oral Hygiene Linked to Higher Survival Rate for Head and Neck Cancer

New research found that good oral hygiene could increase a person's chance of survival if they experience head or neck cancer. More frequent dentist visits were found to help catch cancer at earlier stages, which often makes it easier to treat.

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