Скачать или смотреть Did you know that a routine dental cleaning could be risky for your heart — unless you're prepared?

🦷💉 Did you know that a routine dental cleaning could be risky for your heart — unless you're prepared?

🎥 In this video, Dr. Vimal Nanavati, Interventional Cardiologist, explains why some cardiac patients must take antibiotics before any dental procedure — and what’s at stake if they don’t.

🔍 So who needs pre-dental antibiotics? If you have or had any of the following, you might:

✅ Transvalvular procedures
✅ Prosthetic heart valves
✅ History of infective endocarditis
✅ Heart transplant with valve involvement
✅ Percutaneous heart devices, including:
 • Pacemaker
 • AICD
 • Mitral or Tricuspid valve clips
 • Left atrial appendage closure devices — Watchman or Amulet

🛡️ Why it matters: These individuals are at high risk for infective endocarditis, a potentially life-threatening heart infection caused by bacteria entering the bloodstream — sometimes from something as simple as dental scaling.

👉 Are you or someone you love at risk?
🦷 Do you inform your dentist about your cardiac history?
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