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Is it true that pregnant women should go for a dental check up to reduce the risk of preeclampsia?
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No: There has not been dental issues associated as risk factor for preeclampsia. Nonetheless if you have any dental issues, it is important to see your dentist and address it before pregnancy. Good luck.
Answered 4/21/2020
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