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A member asked:
Submandibular gland keeps hurting me and has for a while , i have got a cracked wisdom tooth that is getting removed ,could they be causing the pain?
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Yes: A cracked wisdom tooth in the lower jaw on the same side of the affected submandibular gland can definitely be the source of pain. A dental evaluation would be recommended to properly diagnose and treat your problem.
Answered 7/25/2016
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