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How do i treat a toothache during pregnancy? i'm 35 weeks and have a terrible toothache
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See a dentist: There is no reason not to see a dentist and get necessary dental treatment during pregnancy. You may do more harm to your unborn child not getting treatment. You can verify this by speaking to your own OB-GYN who can consult with your dentist. With certain precautions, most dental treatment is perfectly safe during pregnancy. Congratulations and make those calls/appointments. Feel better soon.
Answered 3/25/2022
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