Oral submucous fibrosis (OSMF) is a chronic condition often caused by the consumption of betel nut (supaari), paan masala, tobacco, and excessively hot or spicy foods, and is further aggravated by smoking. While it is not cancer, it is considered a precancerous condition that can mask or lead to the development of oral cancer if left untreated. Dr. Lubhesh Goyal at SIYA Clinics, Jaipur, frequently encounters OSMF cases in his practice. Managing the condition requires a multidimensional approach, including lifestyle modifications, dietary changes, medications as needed, and vigilant monitoring for signs of ulcers or other abnormalities. Early detection is crucial, along with regular follow-ups to prevent complications and ensure timely intervention if cancerous changes occur. Oral Submucous Fibrosis Treatment OSMF Specialist Jaipur Betel Nut Chewing Effects Mouth Opening Difficulty Precancerous Oral Conditions Oral Ulcers Treatment Stop Chewing Tobacco Oral Cancer Prevention Paan Masala Effects on Health Smoking and Oral Health Dr. Lubhesh Goyal SIYA Clinics OSMF Lifestyle Modifications Oral Health Specialist Jaipur Early Signs of Oral Cancer Oral Submucous Fibrosis Management OSMF Treatment Clinic Jaipur Prevent Oral Cancer Oral Health Awareness Campaign Chewing Tobacco Health Risks Multidimensional OSMF Treatment