Specialist focus
Dedicated to oral, jaw, salivary gland and head & neck pathology.
Focused diagnostic expertise
Clarity for every oral and maxillofacial case.
Specialist histopathology and consultation for lesions of the oral cavity, jaws, salivary glands and head & neck—built around careful correlation and direct communication with the treating clinician.
Focused expertise
Consultant review
Direct clinician access
Diagnosis begins with context.
Clinical + radiographic + microscopic correlationThoughtful review
Challenging cases can receive collaborative consultant assessment.
Clinical connection
Clear communication supports sound decisions and continuity of care.
About Oromed
A pathology service shaped around the realities of oral and maxillofacial care.
Oromed provides focused diagnostic support for dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, ENT and head & neck clinicians, and their patients.
Every specimen is approached as part of a complete clinical story. Relevant history, imaging and operative findings are considered alongside the microscopic features, with direct discussion available when a case needs clarification.
AccuracyCareful diagnostic evaluation
EfficiencyClear, coordinated workflow
TrustAccessible specialist communication
Our services
Specialist diagnostic support from specimen to clinical decision.
Services are designed for clinicians managing disease of the oral and maxillofacial region and for patients referred for tissue diagnosis.
Oral & Maxillofacial Histopathology
Microscopic diagnosis of incisional and excisional biopsies from oral mucosa, jaws, salivary glands and related head & neck sites.
Consultation & Second Opinion
Review of slides, blocks, reports and relevant clinical material for difficult, unusual or discordant cases.
Clinicoradiographic Correlation
Integrated assessment of microscopic findings with the lesion’s clinical and imaging features, particularly for jaw pathology.
Special Stains & Immunohistochemistry
Ancillary investigations are coordinated when indicated to refine diagnosis and support appropriate classification.
Challenging Case Review
Collaborative review with experienced consultants when additional subspecialty input can strengthen diagnostic confidence.
Clinician Consultation
Direct discussion of specimen selection, differential diagnosis, report findings and recommended next diagnostic steps.
Diagnostic scope
A focused lens on a complex anatomical region.
Oromed assesses a broad spectrum of non-neoplastic and neoplastic disease affecting the oral and maxillofacial complex.
- 01Odontogenic cysts and tumours
- 02Bone and fibro-osseous lesions
- 03Oral epithelial and mucosal disease
- 04Salivary gland pathology
- 05Soft-tissue lesions
- 06Oral and head & neck malignancies
For clinicians
A clear route from biopsy to report.
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Contact
Call or message Oromed if you need pre-biopsy advice or priority coordination.
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Prepare
Label the container clearly and place routine tissue in sufficient 10% neutral buffered formalin unless advised otherwise.
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Document
Include the site, history, differential diagnosis and relevant clinical or radiographic images.
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Submit
Arrange delivery to Cairo or Fayoum and retain the laboratory contact details.
Planning a specimen for a special study?
Contact Oromed before collection when fresh tissue, a special transport medium or another handling method may be required.
Our Consultants
Specialist leadership with collaborative review when a case demands it.
Oromed’s consultant model gives referring clinicians direct access to focused oral and maxillofacial pathology expertise.
Founder & Laboratory Director
Dr. Sally Ibrahim Mohamed
Associate Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology
Leads diagnostic review, clinicopathological correlation and communication with referring clinicians across Oromed’s specialist service.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before you send a case.
For specimen-specific advice, contact Oromed before collection or dispatch.
Who can refer a case to Oromed?
Dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, ENT and head & neck clinicians, hospitals and pathology services can contact Oromed regarding a case.
Can Oromed provide a second opinion?
Yes. Contact the laboratory to coordinate submission of the existing slides, blocks, report and relevant clinical or imaging information.
What information should accompany a biopsy?
Include patient and clinician identifiers, specimen site and type, clinical history, differential diagnosis and relevant photographs or imaging.
When will the report be ready?
Timing depends on specimen type, decalcification and whether special stains, immunohistochemistry or additional consultation is required. The laboratory will advise you after receiving and assessing the specimen.
Can I discuss the result with a consultant?
Yes. Direct clinician-to-pathologist communication is part of Oromed’s service; contact the laboratory to arrange a discussion.
Refer a case
Speak directly with Oromed before sending your specimen.
Send a short non-identifying enquiry and an Oromed consultant will contact you to arrange the next step.
Protect patient privacy.
Do not enter names, record numbers or other patient-identifying data here.
Contact Oromed
Two locations. One focused pathology service.
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Cairo
Nasr City, 1st Floor, Cairo, Egypt
02
Fayoum
3rd Floor, Fayoum, Egypt