Diagnosis & Treatment of Salivary Gland Issues
Care for problems related to salivary gland function, including stones or infection.
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Salivary Gland Disorders (Diagnosis & Treatment) is a modern dental procedure designed to improve patient comfort, enhance clinical accuracy, and support long‑term oral health. At our practice, we use advanced technology and evidence‑based techniques to ensure every patient receives safe, predictable, and high‑quality care.
- Addresses complex issues involving teeth, jaws, and facial structures
- Helps relieve pain, infection, or functional problems
- Can improve chewing, speech, and facial balance
- Often performed with advanced anesthesia and monitoring for comfort
- Supports both health and appearance in cases of trauma or developmental concerns
- A thorough evaluation is completed, often including 3D imaging and medical history review.
- A surgical plan for Salivary Gland Disorders is created and discussed with you in detail.
- You receive pre-operative instructions, including any medication or fasting guidelines.
- Surgery is performed using sterile, precise techniques with appropriate anesthesia.
- You are given detailed post-operative care instructions and scheduled for follow-up.
- Collaboration with experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons when indicated
- Careful treatment planning with attention to both safety and outcome
- Use of modern imaging and instruments to guide surgical procedures
- Clear explanations of risks, benefits, and alternatives
- Supportive follow-up to monitor healing and address any concerns
Is salivary gland disorders a major procedure?
The complexity varies. We will explain exactly what your specific surgery involves and what you can expect.
Will I be asleep or awake?
That depends on the type of surgery and your health. Options may include local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia under appropriate supervision.
How long is the recovery?
Recovery time depends on the procedure and your overall health. We provide personalized timelines and written instructions.
What are the risks?
All surgery carries some risk, but careful planning, modern techniques, and good home care help reduce complications.
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