Abstract
Objective: to describe the clinical, imaging and histopathological features of Epidermoid Carcinoma with extensive bone destruction. Methods: The clinical case will be described through the collection of data and the information contained in the dental record by colándando to the examinations of the research subject, after the consent of the same. Results: before starting the antineoplastic treatment, it is extremely important to adjust the patient's oral environment to receive the proposed radiotherapy and chemotherapy, in order to avoid possible dental complications during the sessions, in order to promote greater comfort in the quality of life of the patient. Conclusion: dental treatment becomes necessary before radiotherapy and chemotherapy sessions. The dentist has an indispensable role, contributing to the diagnosis as well as accompanying him throughout the antineoplastic treatment, in order to avoid oral complications that may contribute to a worsening of the patient's quality of life.