This means it usually goes away on its own, with or without treatment. Of head and neck cancers in the United States, roughly 73% occur in people with HPV infection. Smoking and chewing tobacco ...

Chewing gum may ... a head and neck surgeon, facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and assistant professor of otolaryngology at Baylor College of Medicine. In addition, any potential ...

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Throughout your treatment, our head and neck specialists meet at least weekly to ensure each ... or if you have trouble with chewing, swallowing, speaking or other functions after surgery, we have ...

But complications can last or even appear months or years after treatment ... tissues that help you chew and swallow. Nerve damage may make parts of your jaw, throat, or neck numb.

However, these conditions can also cause a person to experience neck pain ... needed for chewing. However, there is limited evidence to suggest the efficacy of Botox as a treatment for TMD.

Swollen lymph nodes in the jaw and neck can cause pain when chewing or turning your head ... and are a medical emergency needing immediate treatment. Here are answers to some frequently asked ...

Treatment options for head and neck cancer will depend on the location ... Head and neck cancer surgery can affect how people swallow, chew, breathe, hear, or talk. Some patients will need to ...