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What type of doctor should i see to diagnose a salvitory gland problem?
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ENT physician: Salivary gland problems are usually addressed by ear, nose, throat physician or otolaryngologist. Imaging may be obtained according to clinical symprtoms and problem to be addressed.
Answered 3/16/2013
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