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I feel very sick! like a fever almost and a body ache, is it due to the cavity?
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Dental disease: If you have fever and body aches and it is related to dental disease you should be seen by a doctor and possibly a dentist immediately. Go to an er if necessary. Good luck.
Answered 12/1/2013
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