Sialolithiasis (Salivary Stone) - Exodontia
A stone should always be removed. If the blockage of a duct persists for a long period, fibrosis of the gland and even chronic sialoadenitis may occur. Acute obstructive sialoadenitis is the prolonged blockage of a salivary gland duct resulting in bacterial infection. Consequently, the gland enlarges and is acutely tender to palpation. Pain is ................
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