Oral Soft Tissue Biopsy
Precise, safe tissue sampling and timely pathology reporting to ensure peace of mind. Diagnostic care performed by Periodontist Dr. Rafik Dib.
Why an Oral Biopsy Might Be Needed
What It Is: A quick procedure to remove a small piece of tissue from the mouth for lab testing and accurate diagnosis.
When It’s Recommended:
A sore, lump, or ulcer lasting over two weeks.
Unexplained white or red patches.
Cysts, growths, or tumors that need evaluation.
Chronic inflammation not improving with treatment.
Expert Biopsy Care with Dr. Rafik Dib
Specialized Skill: Dr. Rafik Dib is a Periodontist trained in precise, minimally invasive tissue removal.
Accurate Results: Clean samples are taken to ensure reliable lab results while protecting healthy tissue.
Fast Communication: Results are quickly shared with clear next steps.
Comfort-Focused: Local anesthesia and sedation options keep you relaxed throughout the procedure.
Experience personalized care with Dr. Rafik Dib.
What to Expect: A Simple, Comfortable Removal Process
1. What to expect during your biopsy
Dr. Rafik Dib reviews your medical history and examines the area.
2. Numbing
A local anesthetic ensures the site is fully comfortable.
3. Sample collection
A small tissue sample is gently removed in minutes.
4. Specimen handling
The sample is prepared and sent to the lab for analysis.
5. Results & plan
Dr. Rafik Dib follows up with your results and next steps.
Post-Procedure Care & What Comes Next
Healing: Expect mild soreness for a few days, easily managed with soft foods and gentle rinsing.
Next Steps: Once lab results are in, Dr. Rafik Dib will review them with you and coordinate any needed follow-up care — from simple monitoring to specialized treatment.
AVA FAQs
No. The area is numbed with local anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain. Some patients may feel mild pressure, but it’s very tolerable.
Typically, results are ready within 1–2 weeks. We’ll review them with you and explain the next steps if needed.
Sometimes, yes. If stitches are needed, they are usually dissolvable and fall out on their own within a week.
If that happens, don’t worry — we’ll guide you every step of the way. Early detection is always best, and we’ll connect you with the right treatment if necessary.
Yes, though we recommend softer foods for the first day if the biopsy site feels tender.
Yes. Oral biopsies are very safe, quick, and low-risk. Most patients heal quickly without any issues.
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