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I haven't yet had my wisdom tooth out, but I have had alot of pain with it. For the past few months a lymph node in my neck has been swollen. Both the dentist and the doctor has assured me that it is because of and infection in my wisdom tooth. maybe you have just got an infection from getting the tooth removed.

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Enlarged and tender lymph nodes are a symptom of infection. If you've had an extraction and are now experiencing tender, enlarged lymph glands, you should contact your dentist or family doctor.

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Yes. Impacted wisdom teeth can cause swollen lymph nodes in your head. It is most likely caused from infection. You should go see a dentist, oral surgeon, and/or doctor. The nodes could be swollen for another reason, so if getting them removed doesn't help the swollen lymph nodes you need to see a doctor to find out what is causing the problem.

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