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Can having part of a tooth that was pulled cause a fever with clamminess 4hours later?
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Call dentist: You could have an infection so call the dentist that did the extraction asap.
Answered 7/10/2013
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Follow up: You should call the dentist who treated you. If you are not on antibiotics, it may be a good idea to get on one. Four hours after a procedure is sudden to be experiencing a fever, but not unlikely. Why was only part of the tooth pulled?
Answered 8/21/2013
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