>but I hope that she's taken good care of.
>
>--benD
If you have any sort cardiatic condition, you are supposed to be very carefully about having dental work done. Dentists will at the very least prescribe a couple of days of antibiotics before doing work to protect the heart. Modern research indicates that a very common trigger of heart attacks are infections and having dental work is a very easy way to get an infection.
My son who was born with a VSD (Ventricle Sepal Defect)[sp?], which is a hole between the lower chambers of the heart, has to see dentists who specialize in such patients.
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