Oral Cancer
Shine Light. Change Lives.™
What is OralID ?
OralID is manufactured by Forward Science, a company that was founded with the vision to create a simpler, efficient, and more affordable oral cancer screening device.
OralID uses the same proven fluorescence technology as other oral exam devices, with no up-front costs and lower overall lifetime costs. In addition, unlike any other device on the market, OralID has no per-patient cost during use.
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Our Technology
Fluorescence technology has been FDA-cleared for use in medical devices, which highlight abnormalities in areas such as the gastrointestinal tract, cervix, lungs, and skin. OralID® uses the same proven, optically based technology. OralID’s fluorescence technology uses a blue light (435–460 nm) that provides the clinician an aid in visualization of oral mucosal abnormalities, such as oral cancer and pre-cancer.”The future looks bright for optical autofluorescence technology.
“The future looks bright for the optical autofluorescence technology.”
Say "No Thanks!" to Expensive Devices & Per-Patient Costs.
ID For Life™ Program
Market your Practice
Differentiate your practice by spreading oral cancer awereness to your community and patients
Increase Revenue
With no per patient cost, OralID is an instant revenue builder for your practice.
Change Lives
The adjunctive device that allows you to see what you could not with standard white light.
Forward Science® recognizes the need not only for screening for oral cancer, but for educating the public as well. For this reason the company offers the ID For Life Program. ID For Life is your Complete Oral Wellness Program. The monthly program not only includes the OralID® oral cancer screening device, but clinical support and marketing support. In order to decrease the oral cancer trends, we as dental professionals should be prepared to educate patients on the risks of oral cancer and HPV. After all, oral cancer is our industry’s cancer. With the ID For Life Program, Forward Science will hold your hand every step of the way, whether it be how to talk to patients, how to bill or how to market screenings in your office.
Research
Tissue fluorescence has been used as an aid in visualization of oral mucosal abnormalities, such as oral cancer and pre-cancer. Fluorescence technology has been used in the medical field for many years, and in the dental field it has successfully screened more than 25 million patients in the past decade.