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Does emergency room do anything for a pregnant woman w a toothache?
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Depends: Usually just pain control w/tylenol +/- mild narcotic if needed. May drain an abscess and consider an antibiotic (one used in pregnancy) if absolutely have to.
Answered 6/18/2014
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See a dentist ASAP: Dental care is safe and essential during pregnancy. Pregnancy is not a reason to delay routine dental care or treatment. Good luck. .
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