pootle
09-23-2003, 03:15 PM
Hello, can anyone explain to me exactly where the submandubular gland is situated. I know its around the jaw area, but is it near ear or closer to chin ,next to jaw bone ???????
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tryingtofeelgood
09-24-2003, 05:20 PM
Submandibular gland: The second largest of the three major salivary glands. It is located deep to the mandible (jaw bone).
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Mara
09-30-2003, 02:38 PM
Originally posted by pootle:
Hello, can anyone explain to me exactly where the submandubular gland is situated. I know its around the jaw area, but is it near ear or closer to chin ,next to jaw bone ???????
This is how I try to remember the salivary glands
3 sets:
Parotid
Submandibular
Sublingual
I think the Parotid gland is by the front of ear across maxilla down jawline (there abouts).
The submandibular gland-under the mandible bone (there abouts).
The sublingual glands are glands under your tongue, under chin area (there abouts).
Hello, can anyone explain to me exactly where the submandubular gland is situated. I know its around the jaw area, but is it near ear or closer to chin ,next to jaw bone ???????
This is how I try to remember the salivary glands
3 sets:
Parotid
Submandibular
Sublingual
I think the Parotid gland is by the front of ear across maxilla down jawline (there abouts).
The submandibular gland-under the mandible bone (there abouts).
The sublingual glands are glands under your tongue, under chin area (there abouts).
singer1
09-24-2004, 06:12 PM
and would TMJ or dental problems cause any of these glands to be tender? How do you know if you have duct stones? I pick out white peices of something out of my tonsils every now and then, is that related?
Sae
09-24-2004, 09:27 PM
Yes, to both. However, also what might cause glands to be tender is Sjogren's Syndrome (a rheumatologist can confirm this with a lip biopsy). It could also be stones in ducts.