Oral cancer is among the most common cancers in India. According to various health reports, India accounts for nearly one-third of the worlds oral cancer cases. Early warning signs such as persistent mouth ulcers, white or red patches, difficulty swallowing, or small lumps inside the mouth are often painless and therefore ignored. Many individuals assume these symptoms are temporary and delay seeking medical advice. As a result, a large proportion of oral cancer cases are diagnosed only at advanced stages, when treatment becomes more difficult, expensive, and less effective. Lack of awareness regarding early symptoms and delayed medical consultation continue to contribute to poor outcomes. This problem affects both urban and rural populations and remains a major public health concern.