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Can a tooth infection cause salivary gland stone to get stuck or infection?
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Tooth Infection: A tooth infection is just that.. an infection. It really should not affect your salivary gland. Please have both issues treated.
Answered 1/19/2019
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No: Coincidental but not related problems. Both require treatment as they will not self-cure, do not respond to OTC's and antibiotics can only control temporarily. Please call your Dentist immediately..
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