Defeating Head & Neck Cancer With Precision, Experience, & Reconstruction.
Undergo advanced oral oncological surgeries in Kolkata and Siliguri. Led by Dr. Saikat Saha, a dual-qualified surgeon specializing in radical resection, neck dissection, and premium microvascular flap reconstruction.
Objectively planned cancer care satisfying YMYL and clinical guidelines.
- MDS (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery)
- IFAAM (Germany)
Head & Neck Surgical Oncology • 22+ Years Experience
Clinical Standards & Safety Parameters
Dr. Saha's oncology services align with international guidelines for clear surgical margins and patient recovery.
Years Practice
Decades managing complex resections and reconstructions.
Resection Focus
Commitment to microscopic tumor-free margins.
Reconstruction
Microvascular tissue transfers (ALT, Fibula, Radial Forearm).
Tumor Boards
Cases coordinated with radiation and medical oncologists.
Various Types of Cancers in the Head and Neck
Explore clear explanations, staging details, symptoms, and surgical reconstruction options for specific areas in simple, patient-focused language.
Tongue & Floor of Mouth Cancer
Specialized guide covering squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue lateral borders and floor of the mouth. Learn about margins, neck dissection, and ALT/radial forearm free flaps.
Cheek, Lip & Gum Cancers
Dedicated patient resource focusing on quid-induced cheek (buccal mucosa) cancers, lip lesions, and gum cancers. Covers staging, trismus management, and local flap reconstructions.
Lower Jaw Cancers & Jaw Tumors
Comprehensive guide on malignant lower jaw bone cancers and benign but aggressive jaw tumors like Ameloblastoma. Covers resection margins and jaw rebuilding using fibula free flaps.
Upper Jaw & Palate Cancer (Maxilla)
Clinical details on palate cancers and upper jaw tumors. Explains maxillectomy procedures, margins, and reconstruction using dental obturators or microvascular tissue grafts.
Sinus & Nasal Cavity Cancers
Patient guide on cancers of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses. Learn about tumor clearances, sinus anatomy, preserving facial contours, and postoperative recovery.
Eye Socket (Orbit) Tumors
Expert guidance on primary orbital cancers and tumors invading the eye socket from surrounding sinuses. Explains decompression, safe excision, and rebuilding the eye floor with titanium mesh.
Neck Swellings & Nodal Clearances
Detailed resource covering cervical lymph node metastasis and clearances. Explains selective/modified radical neck dissections, nerve preservation, and rehabilitation.
Salivary Gland & Parotid Swellings
Clinical guide on pleomorphic adenomas, parotid gland tumors, and submandibular gland swellings. Covers surgical excision with micro-surgical facial nerve preservation.
Thyroid Cancers & Nodules
Patient resource on thyroid nodules, goiters, and cancers. Covers hemi- or total thyroidectomy, thyroid node clearances, and voice nerve (laryngeal nerve) safety.
General Oral Cancer & Lesions Self-Screening
Unsure if your oral symptoms require immediate diagnostic evaluation? Use our 60-second questionnaire, based on objective clinical risk factors, to analyze your status.
Quick assessment based on clinical markers.
No personal data saved during check.
Algorithmic risk evaluation metrics.
Question Text
No immediate concern detected
Based on your answers, there are no immediate signs of oral cancer or acute pathology. Routine screening is advised.
Oncology Questions & Answers
Scientific guidance on biopsies, cancer staging, surgeries, and microvascular reconstructions.
T (Tumor Size): The size and depth of invasion (DOI) of the primary mouth tumor.
N (Node Involvement): Whether cancer cells have spread to the cervical lymph nodes in the neck.
M (Metastasis): Whether the tumor has spread to distant organs (like the lungs or liver). Staging is confirmed using clinical evaluation, histopathology, and imaging scans (contrast CT, MRI, or PET-CT). Earlier stages (Stage I & II) have higher cure rates and often require surgery alone, whereas late stages (Stage III & IV) represent larger tumors or nodal spread and require multi-modality treatments (surgery followed by radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy).