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How to identify toothache related to cardiac problems?
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Jaw Pain: Lower jaw pain often occurs with other symptoms during a cardiac event. Perspiration, feeling flush, dizziness all indicate cardiac issues. A toothache on a specific tooth by itself should be treated by your dentist.
Answered 4/3/2019
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