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Tiny Stone
I have tiny stone at the floor of my mouth as i feel something is located under my tounge since 1 year i do not have any pain what is called something like such stone please explain me what should i do now i had a root canal treatment before 10 years ago so is this effect due to this treatment something else ? My crown cap also pull out from the tooth which was treat with root canal.
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its called sailolthesis , u shud visit ent specialist . it shows problem with ur sublingual or submandibular salivary gland . it has no relation with root canal treatment. replace the cap of the concerned tooth.
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Kindly visit your nearest oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
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Get an x-ray done to locate the stone
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Dr. Akilesh. R
Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Chennai
It’s salivary gland stone and can be removed by a simple surgical procedure . It’s similar to kidney stones
It’s not urgent ... unless it’s causing repeated issues.
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Consult an oral surgeon.
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