Abstract
The condition known as Sialolithiasis describes the development of calculi, or stones, inside the salivary glands or their ducts. The size of stones can range from tiny flecks to bigger aggregates that might obstruct blood flow and lead to edema, discomfort, and infection. A 33-year-old man who had a submandibular sialolith is the subject of this case report. An intraoral technique was used to remove the sialolith, and there were no difficulties after the procedure.