**Acknowledgements**

technique requires experienced practitioners to be able to carry out the procedure. It should

**Figure 3 .** Prereconstruction dentures' view of Case 2 patient's oral structures after a maxillary cancer operation.

If patients are clinically or radiographically determined to have positive neck nodes, a comprehensive neck dissection should be done involving level I to V dissection. The requirement to sacrifice important structures like the sternocleidomastoid muscle, spinal accessory nerve, and internal jugular vein depends on the location of the nodal metastasis and its features [44]. A common type of wide neck dissection is the modified radical neck dissection, named MRND type 1. MRND, as a treatment choice, is a rarely selected option due to direct infiltration of

therefore be done in select centers with experienced doctors [3].

**Figure 4 .** Maxillomandibular dentures' view of Case 2 patient.

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The authors of this chapter thank IntechOpen for providing a unique opportunity to contribute to the book *Oral Cancer*.
