Sialolithiasis / Salivary Stones - Pathogenesis, Clinical features & Treatment

Sialolithiasis are calcified structures that are formed within salivary glands or its ducts. The exact mechanism of a sialolith is unclear but researches done up to date suggests that they may arise from a nidus or debris retained within the ductal lumen making its lumen partially blocked. This nidus provides a really good environment for the deposition of salivary minerals giving rise to a sialolith.
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Unbelievable hard work 👏👏

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this was really helpful

[@DentalManiaK]

Thanks :)

[@Bad-rabbit21]

Which doctor should be visited for this condition. I have similar issue. Stones are constantly forming.when I roll my tongue and apply pressure. These stones come out but then form again. It’s been a week now. What should be done? Which doctor should I see? Your help is appreciated. Thank you for the info.

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An ENT

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[@DentalManiaK]

Pleasure :)
I am glad to know that!

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Unbelievably hard worked lectures .
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[@DentalManiaK]

Thanks for the feedback :)
If properly planned, the drawing part doesn’t take much time (about few hours).

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Your drawing skills tho😍

[@DentalManiaK]

P.C Moitea thanks 🥰

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@@DentalManiaK you are welcome ma'am, and thanks for your videos

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Thank you its such great video, its very informative how to deal with syalolithiasis.
What do u think about treatments with Ultrasound therapy in parotitis gl ?

[@mahamT38]

What does it mean by “dependent position” of submandibular salivary gland?

[@DentalManiaK]

Hi maham, by dependent position of the gland it simply means it’s dependent position relative to the ductal orifice. The submandibular gland lies at a lower position than it’s ductal orifice.

[@mahamT38]

DentalManiaK alright, thankyou so much!
Can you also share the name of the book used as reference?

[@DentalManiaK]

Maham T , my pleasure:)
Reference is Neville oral and maxillofacial pathology.

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Can Sialolithiasis be diagnosed by USG??

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Thank you Such a informative Video..

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@Darren Idris yea, I've been using flixzone for since april myself :)

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@Nathanael Titus glad I could help :)

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Diff btw sialoadenitis and sialolithiasis

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Why sialolithin man > woman?