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Can Dental Surgery For Painful Teeth Affect A Pregnancy?

Hello, My wife is pregnant and we want to help us with some advice. For several days she felt a pain in the front teeth. There is no cavity, seems that the pain comes from inside, feels pain in the nerves dentin. We want to know if it is recommended to treat teeth during pregnancy? We want to know if such a dental surgery would affect the baby? Thanks in advance for your response and good luck in your business! Best regards, Claudiu
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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if you take my view then I would suggest you that a tooth extraction in pregnancy may not affect mother or fetus but I would also suggest you should choose your antibiotic carefully that is harmless to the fetus, like cephalosporin group antibiotics
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Can Dental Surgery For Painful Teeth Affect A Pregnancy?

if you take my view then I would suggest you that a tooth extraction in pregnancy may not affect mother or fetus but I would also suggest you should choose your antibiotic carefully that is harmless to the fetus, like cephalosporin group antibiotics