Which of the following is the ONLY definitive method available for diagnosing oral carcinoma?
A) Surgical biopsy
B) Chemiluminescence
C) MRI
D) Exam by dental professional
A
Explanation: A) Surgical biopsy is the only definitive method available for diagnosing oral carcinoma.
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