Salivary duct stones are accumulations of crystalised minerals in the salivary gland ducts in the mouth. They can cause pain and swelling, especially at mealtimes. Stones usually need to be removed by ...

Doctors report the first use of a surgical robot guided by a miniature salivary endoscope to remove a 20mm salivary stone and repair the salivary duct of a patient. Giant stones have traditionally ...

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My 8-year-old daughter has had intermittent pain underneath her tongue for nearly two years. Her doctor suspects salivary gland stones but cannot see them and tells me they are not ...

If you've ever found yourself watching YouTube clips from Dr. Pimple Popper until 3 a.m. for absolutely no reason, this clip is for you. YouTuber Brandon Douglas recently ejected a salivary stone from ...

Researchers from Louisiana State University (LSU) Health Sciences Center have reported the first use of a surgical robot guided by a miniature salivary endoscope to remove a 20-mm salivary stone and ...

There are certain things in life you can’t unsee, and watching a man pop a “salivary stone” out of his tongue on YouTube is one of them. That said, a ton of people are watching, so… Here’s the lowdown ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The kidneys are not the only part of the body that produce stones. You can also get them in the salivary gland. Salivary glands are located in the cheek and under the jawbone and ...

Also known as sialolithiasis, salivary gland stones can lead to severe pain and inflammation. When saliva is not released, there will be a shortage of it in the mouth, which could lead to problems ...

Sialolthiasis is the most common disease of the salivary glands. Large sialoliths have rarely been reported in the salivary ducts. Conservative treatment may be of benefit in the treatment of ...

THEY say you learn something new every day, but you might end up feeling you could have done without this bit of knowledge. This gruesome footage shows a man pushing a giant salivary stone out of his ...

This is the stomach-turning moment a man pushes a salivary stone out of his submandibular duct. Brandon Douglas, an American stationed with the Navy in Bahrain, posted the video to YouTube on Saturday ...