Definition: In medical terminology, a sublingual (also known as submandibular) gland is a small gland located beneath the tongue, just above the roof of the mouth. This gland produces hormones that help regulate saliva production and play a role in digestion. The term "sublinguate" refers to the glands within the sublingual space, which are responsible for producing saliva, which plays a crucial role in maintaining oral health and hygiene. Saliva contains enzymes that help break down food into smaller
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