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Can you still get your wisdom teeth out with a slight cough and minor throat soreness?
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Probably: Typically oromaxillofacial surgeons remove wisdom teeth (DDS, DMD) and they are probably the ones to ask. I do not see a problem because of an upper respiratory infection. They could treat with antibiotics before hand if they are worried of bacterial infection.
Answered 7/8/2014
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