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My wisdom tooth is coming out and my submandibular gland in the same side is swelling on and off but never goes completely normal. is this worrying?
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Wisdom tooth: See a dentist, preferably an Oral Surgeon to determine in the tooth needs to be removed. Don't merely worry, act by getting it evaluated for palliative treatment, antibiotics if necessary and/or removal before it flares up and you have a bigger problem.
Answered 10/5/2016
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