Pathologies developing on the floor of mouth create difficulty for patient and pose a challenge to oral physicians both clinically surgically as this area manifests numerous vital structures. While diagnosing, an accurate differential diagnosis should be established rule out other lesions that usually occur such ranula, lipoma, salivary gland tumours, dermoid cyst, vascular lesions. Cystic from...

Introduction: The primary involvement of the parotid duct in rhinosporidiosis is very rare in clinical practice. Here, we present a case of rhinosporidiosis primarily involving the parotid duct, which was successfully excised through transparotid and transoral approaches.   Case Report: A 51-year-old male presented with a painless progressive sw...

Temporomandibular joint ankylosis is inability to open mouth due to either a fibrous or bony union between the head of the condyle and the glenoid fossa. It is most commonly associated with trauma, local or systemic infection, tumors or systemic disease such as ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis, or psoriasis. Odontogenic keratocyst as defined by World Health Organization are known fo...

Salivary gland diseases are diverse, including neoplastic, cystic and inflammatory diseases, often difficult to diagnose. Ranula is a mucous retention cyst encountered clinically. Sialolithiasis usually caused by the submandibular gland; reports identifying sublingual as cause low at 0 6.4%. To date, there has only been one case report of combination ranula sialolith. We sublingual-plunging con...

Epidermoid cysts are lesions, which form as a result of implantation of the epidermis in the layers of the dermis or the mucous membrane. The lesions are rare in adults with 7% occurring in the head and neck area and most often located in the submental region. In children population submental epidermoid cysts are extremely rare. The differential diagnosis of the lesions is necessary as it affec...

Nasal dorsal mucous cyst formation after rhinoplasty is a rare and preventable complication in otorhinolaryngology literature. To prevent this complication bony, cartilage, and mucous remnants should be removed meticulously. Maintaining mucosal integrity during cartilage incisions and osteotomy and completing all osteotomies are very important in preventing mucous cyst formation. The treatment ...