This book was prepared particularly for those in the medical, surgical, and related specialties who manage and research salivary gland diseases. The first chapter begins with a comprehensive review of the basic science of salivary glands, and each subsequent chapter comprises a detailed but concise discussion of the epidemiology, etiology, pathogenesis, clinical presentations, imaging findings, treatment, and prognosis of gland lesions. The exemplary clinical scenarios provided, with complete clinical information and related illustrations, are invaluable for medical students and junior surgeons, as these can serve as a visual aid when future clinical challenges arise. Additionally, the book functions as a handy refresher and comprehensive guide for experienced clinicians who can use the book for thorough review. The illustrations provided are also accompanied by concise bullet points, which are ideally suited for quick scanning and prompt retrieval in a busy practice. We do hope that the clinicians who read this book will find the illustrations and treatment strategies to be valuable additions to their surgical armamentarium and that this will ultimately benefit patients.