Salivary Glands
Salivary Gland Diseases – Diagnosis & Therapy
Painful swelling while eating, recurring inflammation or unexplained lumps in the area of the salivary glands require specialised assessment.
We diagnose and treat salivary stones, acute and chronic inflammation as well as benign salivary gland tumours – often with minimally invasive methods and, where necessary, in cooperation with ENT specialists.
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Your benefits
- Salivary stones
- Acute and chronic inflammation
- Benign salivary gland tumours
- Minimally invasive methods, where required in cooperation with ENT specialists
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Frequently asked questions
What are typical symptoms of a salivary stone?
Typical signs are painful swelling while eating as well as recurring inflammation in the area of the salivary glands.
How are salivary stones removed?
We treat salivary stones in a specialised way and often with minimally invasive methods, where required in cooperation with ENT specialists.
Are salivary gland tumours always malignant?
No – we also diagnose and treat benign salivary gland tumours; however, unexplained lumps should be assessed by a specialist.
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