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Is it normal to develop ear and tooth aches when pregnant?
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pregnancy and teeth: Pregnancy will not cause tooth pain. However upper teeth are very close to your sinuses. If there is ear pain as well, this all might be related to a sinus infection. So you might see your dentist or primary physician to be evaluated.
Answered 10/26/2013
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