Oral squamous cell carcinoma is considered the most common malignancy in the laboratory, and one of the main causes is due to solar radiation, among other factors. The most common form of clinical presentation is manifested as an ulcerated, endophytic or exophytic lesion that progressively increases and infiltration by continuity in the adjacent areas, with a high risk of regional metastasis to lymph nodes or distant organs, so their attention is of utmost importance in primary stages to improve the prognosis of the disease, as well as to know the treatment, with surgery being the treatment of choice. That said, a case of cancer is presented in a superior laboratory, and its protocol of care from assessment to management, preserving the function and aesthetics of the patient.