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Will having my teeth cleaned cause a fever and chills?
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Not likely: A dental cleaning is a non-invasive procedure. Sounds like you may be getting sick, and it is probably a coincidence that you are feeling this way after your cleaning. See your physician.. You may have caught a virus. Feel better soon.
Answered 6/30/2020
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