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Warning signs to look out for: * an ulcer or sore in your mouth * a red or white patch in your mouth * an unexplained pain in your mouth or ear * an unexplained lump in your neck * a sore or painful throat * a croaky voice or difficulty swallowing See your doctor or dentist if any of these symptoms last longer than three weeks.
