Shiv Shakti Dental Clinic

22/07/2026

04/04/2026

Ever heard of a "wart" that won't go away? It might be Verrucous Squamous Carcinoma. While it sounds intimidating, it’s usually slow-growing. The key? Getting it checked early before it settles in too deep.

Red Flags to Watch For:
• Persistence: A growth that hasn't moved or healed in weeks/months.
• Texture: A pebbly, "shaggy," or cauliflower-like surface.
• Location: Common in the mouth (especially for to***co users), on the soles of the feet, or in the ge***al area.
• Pain/Bleeding: Though often painless at first, it can become tender as it grows.

A biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosing Verrucous Squamous Cell Carcinoma (VSC). However, because VSC is "well-differentiated" (the cells look very similar to normal skin or mouth tissue), a small sample can often be misdiagnosed as a benign wart or simple inflammation.
For an accurate diagnosis, the biopsy needs to be performed with specific techniques.

15/12/2025

Bigger space, bolder commitment to clinical excellence.

We are thrilled to announce the successful expansion of our clinic! This significant growth reflects our commitment to serving our community with greater capacity and efficiency. Our new space is designed to not only accommodate more patients but also to integrate advanced technology, and allowing us to elevate the quality of every service we provide. This expansion marks the next chapter in our journey towards delivering unparalleled clinical excellence and comprehensive care, closer to you.