Why the Procedure is Performed
- Detecting salivary duct stones (Sialolithiasis)
- Diagnosing ductal strictures or blockages
- Evaluating chronic salivary gland inflammation
- Investigating causes of persistent dry mouth
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A precise diagnostic imaging test using contrast dye to detect salivary duct blockages, stones, and chronic inflammation, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning for optimal oral health.
Scientific name: Conventional Sialography
A specialized radiographic procedure involving contrast medium injection into salivary ducts. It visualizes the ductal system to identify blockages, stones, or abnormalities affecting saliva flow and oral health.
Service type
Diagnostic Radiology
Duration
30-60 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Contrast medium injection
- Multi-angle radiographic imaging
- Detailed radiologist report
Medical Service Information
Preparation for the Scan
- Fasting is not required for this procedure
- Maintain good oral hygiene before the appointment
- Notify the technician if you are or might be pregnant
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is it painful? You may feel mild pressure during injection, but it is generally well-tolerated
- When will I get the results? Results are typically ready within 24-48 working hours
Conditions & Notices
- Inform the physician of any iodine or contrast dye allergies
- Remove all jewelry and metal objects from the head and neck area
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