Is there a way to treat sialadentitis?

I first noticed a bump on my neck just under the jawbone. After several doctors, an MRI and 2 needle biopsies, surgery was recommended. The surgery was done. No malignancy appeared and the diagnosis was sialadentitis. The bump is still there. Is there any thing somebody can tell me.

I had never heard of this until I read your question (been a nurse for 25 years!). I have done some reading and it seems it is rare;
The link below gives an article with some info;

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