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I have severe toothache and am 35 weeks pregnant.can i go see a dentist or must i wait it out till after the birth?
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See a dentist: Your tooth needs to be evaluated. Dental treatment will not harm your baby and preventing an infection is of utmost importance.
Answered 7/15/2018
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