Clinical manifestations of this special entity differ from those of adult sialolithiasis in some aspects, that is, shorter duration of obstructive symptoms, smaller and distally located calculi.

We report a case of a 9-year-old boy with a sialolith in the left anterior Wharton’s duct. Radiographic and clinical examination confirmed this diagnosis. The calculus was removed transorally under local anaesthesia. Follow-up examinations showed recovery of the function of the affected gland.