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By tooth 30 &31 where gum meets floor of mouth is that the submandibular gland ?
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Explanation : Submandibular gland located on neck laterally under mandibula. If you mean this the answer is YES. If you are talking about floor of mouth you need to go to doctor for exam.
Answered 6/9/2017
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