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Would a kidney stone flare and a toothache be related?
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Unlikely: It would be very unlikely that a kidney stone flare would effect your teeth. The only thing that might occur-is if you are clenching your teeth during a painful occurance, which could aggravate a sensitive tooth.
Answered 10/20/2016
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