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I'm 34 weeks pregnant and my front tooth broke. can i still see a dentist to fix it? my c-sec will be done 23 dec 2019
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See Dentist now: If your broken front tooth becomes infected, or if it broke because it was already infected (cavity), the infection can cause harm to both you and your baby. Please see a Dentist now to determine if you need immediate treatment now or if you need temporary treatment now and immediate treatment after your baby is born.
Answered 3/25/2022
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