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Would it be possible that a gum an tooth infection cause swollen lymph nodes any dentist or people who had this?
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It is possible: Any infection in an area can cause swollen nodes or glands. Consult your dentist or physician immediately for an exam.
Answered 1/29/2017
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It could: See your dentist and have that tooth evaluated and treated.
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