I don't know if i have sialolith i don't have dental how do i find out .i never had it before & i've increased calcium intake how can i send a pic?

X-ray: Calcification (stone) in salivary duct diagnosed by examination, palpating, and x-ray. A picture over the computer won't do it. You'll have to see a Dentist, Oral Surgeon, Dental School, Dental Clinic. There' snow OTC solution for your problem. Please seek care now before an annoying problem becomes an acute problem.

Requires exam: This requires an exam by the Dentist. Best to see the Oral Surgeon, as they are the ones who will render any definitive treatment as needed. If you get a swelling around mealtimes, then it is likely a sialolith. Sometimes these pass on their own but often a small probe is used to dislodge them. Other times, simple surgery to remove. See the Oral Surgeon to get correct diagnosis and tx. Good Luck.