How do you know if your salivary gland is infected?

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You can see if you have the common symptoms, which include a constant abnormal or foul taste in your mouth, discomfort or pain when you open your mouth or eat, pus in your mouth, inability to fully open your mouth, dry mouth, and pain in your mouth. If you think you may have a salivary gland infection, see your doctor for treatment.

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