Yes.: Swelling of the gums and soft tissue around an infected tooth is common. If there is a lot of inflammation, or the infection is not treated, the lymph nodes that drain the area of infection will enlarge as part of the immune response, just as would happen with other infections like a cold or strep throat.
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Yes: Any type of infection in the head, mouth, face and neck area can cause swollen lymph nodes.
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