Which Specialty Should I Go to in a Dental Hospital for a Sublingual Gland Cyst?

1. For a sublingual gland cyst, one should visit the Department of Stomatology or Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at a dental hospital for examination and intervention. Specific information can be inquired at the hospital.

2. If the sublingual gland duct is blocked, it will affect the excretion of saliva and make it more prone to the development of sublingual gland cysts. These cysts are generally light blue and palpable with fluctuation, making them one of the common oral diseases. Oral specialists can analyze the patient's condition, so it is advisable to visit the Department of Stomatology.

3. The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery treats oral organs, salivary glands, facial soft tissue, and other areas. Since sublingual gland cysts are caused by sublingual gland obstruction, this department can also be considered for treatment. Patients need to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the doctor's requirements. Pharmaceutical intervention is not recommended as it may affect the treatment outcome.

4. Patients with sublingual gland cysts should pay attention to oral hygiene in their daily lives, including brushing their teeth regularly, rinsing their mouths after meals, and avoiding the growth of oral bacteria that may affect their health. After treatment, they need to adjust their diet structure and avoid spicy and stimulating foods as much as possible to prevent affecting the wound recovery.