A quick way to eliminate oral mucous gland cysts is to recommend medical surgical excision treatment. Oral mucous gland cysts are common benign cystic lesions in the oral cavity, the main cause of which is that the salivary gland ducts in the oral cavity are damaged, resulting in saliva not being able to enter the oral cavity and the glands become enlarged, i.e., mucous gland cysts; its clinical manifestation is the appearance of translucent light-blue swelling in the mucosa of the oral cavity. Oral mucous gland cysts are recommended to seek medical treatment for surgical excision, i.e., complete removal of the swelling and the salivary gland tissues within the mucosa in order to prevent the recurrence of mucous gland cysts; while laser or cryotherapy can only remove the surface of the swelling, but not the complete removal of the diseased salivary glands, so there is a certain recurrence rate of this method.