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Yes, the palate, cheeks, and tongue are more prone to lesions due to burns and biting. Cancerous lesions occur more commonly on the lateral borders of the tongue, the floor of the mouth, and the soft palate. VELscope powered by Sapphire allows doctors to better detect lesions on all areas of the mouth.
