Swelling: Usually, you will have some swelling of the infected gland, maybe a bad taste and pain in the area. Fevers are uncommon. Often the swelling of the gland will smaller and larger around mealtimes.
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See Dentist : Swelling and tenderness on pressing the saliva gland or pus coming from the gland opening are signs of saliva gland infection. See your dentist for diagnosis and treatment options.
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See an Oral Surgeon: We are not able to tell you how to diagnose yourself over the internet. See an oral surgeon to determine what you have and what treatment would be appropriate.
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