<prompt> Most common salivary gland to get stones:ParotidSubmandibularMinor salivary glandSublingual  <response>: Ans. b SubmandibularRef: Bailey 26e p732t 25e p755Stones in Salivary glands: MC site - Submandibular 80, Parotid 10, Sublingual 7 MC site is Whartons Duct Submandibular gland Composition of Submandibular duct stone - Ca. and Mg, PO4 and CaCO3 Submandibular stones are radio opaque Submandibular secretions are viscid and has nondependent drainage reason for stone being common here Duct stone produces referred pain in tongue due to Lingual nerve Duct stone - Lay open Gland Stone - Excision of gland 