Introduction Swelling of the mouth is relatively common. They usually originate from the oral mucosa and can be caused by numerous diseases. They are usually accompanied by severe pain, especially when chewing, or difficulty swallowing. The most common causes of painful swellings in the mouth are dental diseases, such as caries or dental root inflammation. … Swelling in the mouth
Symptoms Swelling in the mouth is often accompanied by toothache or pain when chewing, depending on the cause. Often a swollen cheek appears. This can be accompanied by difficulty swallowing. In the case of an allergic cause, there is often a rapid, severe swelling in the mouth after contact with the allergen, a furry feeling … Symptoms | Swelling in the mouth
Definition Stones can form in the parotid glands just like other organs, for example the gall bladder. Salivary stones are formed by the calcium phosphate contained in saliva in combination with an organic matrix. Salivary stones occur mainly in the mandibular parotid gland, but can also be found in the parotid gland (parotid gland) or … Salivary stone of the parotid gland
Diagnosis The salivary stones are usually detected by the dentist. To make a diagnosis, the dentist can palpate the salivary glands, take an X-ray or perform an ultrasound examination. Once the diagnosis has been made, the dentist can usually start treatment directly. Duration The duration of the disease depends entirely on how large the salivary … Diagnosis | Salivary stone of the parotid gland
