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'''Sialolithiasis''' is most commonly found in the [[submandibular gland]].  Stone formation in [[salivary glands]].  It is frequently associated with chronic infection (''Staphylococcus aureus, Steptococcus viridans'') of the glands and dehydration (phenothiazines).  Treatment includes having patient suck on something sour to promote stone expulsion through increased [[salivation]].


It involves the largest ducts and the presence of higher concentration of calcium.
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It is identified by swelling located under the jaw in the salivatory duct, swelling increases especially be fore meals.
{{SK}} Salivary calculus; salivary duct stone; salivary duct calculus
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==[[Sialolithiasis differential diagnosis|Differentiating Sialolithiasis from other Diseases]]==
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Synonyms and keywords: Salivary calculus; salivary duct stone; salivary duct calculus

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