Cálculo na glândula salivar: o que é? | Dr. Arthur Vicentini CRM-SP 154.086

In this video, Dr. Arthur Vicentini, Head and Neck Surgeon, explains salivary gland stones: causes, symptoms, and treatment. Learn how to identify signs, prevent complications, and when to seek professional help. Ideal for those who want to better understand the health of the parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands. 📅 Schedule your appointment: http://bit.ly/agende-consulta-drarthur CHECK OUT THE TEXT CONTENT: 00:00 Salivary gland stones are common and can cause pain, swelling, bleeding, and signs of infection. Understanding the symptoms and treatments is essential for oral health and preventing complications. This article explains in detail how stones form, which glands are affected, and how treatment can be provided. Salivary Gland Stones: The salivary glands, including the parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands, produce saliva composed of water, minerals, enzymes, and other substances. These glands play vital roles in digestion and maintaining oral health. 00:24 Causes of Salivary Stones The most common problem in these glands is the formation of stones, caused by an imbalance between minerals and water. These minerals crystallize and can obstruct the salivary glands, leading to retention and possible inflammation or infection. 01:07 Symptoms and Complications Patients may experience: -Swelling in the salivary gland areas -Mild bleeding -Signs of infection and bacterial overgrowth -Pain and discomfort when chewing or swallowing 01:30 Treatment Management of salivary stones involves two approaches: Control of inflammation and infection: use of antibiotics and treatment of associated inflammation. 01:40 Resolution of the cause: removal of the stone, which may include complete removal of the gland when indicated. 01:50 Importance of professional follow-up Consulting a head and neck surgeon or salivary gland specialist is essential. Follow-up ensures a proper assessment of the condition and guidance on the best treatment. 01:55 Prevention and care Watch for signs of salivary gland stones. If you notice symptoms, seek medical advice to avoid complications. 02:00 Conclusion Proper treatment of salivary stones prevents complications, relieves symptoms, and maintains salivary gland health. Sharing information and seeking professional guidance is essential to ensure well-being and oral health. There are other posts that discuss this topic in more detail; check them out: 1 - https://arthurvicentini.com.br/suspei... ✅ Did you like this video about #? Leave your comment and share with your friends. 📱 Follow me on social media: arthurvicentini.com.br/links-uteis 🔗 See this and other texts at the link: https://arthurvicentini.com.br/blog/ READ THE FULL TEXT ON THE BLOG -- https://arthurvicentini.com.br/calcul...