So it is a thing. Seems weird to me. I mean, you can eat something that

a fly pooped on and that could enter your bloodstream just as easily as bacteria that's already in your body, right?

There must be some statistics that support the idea, but on the surface it just doesn't seem to make sense.

In response to this post by F4EHokie

Posted: 04/09/2019 at 3:55PM

So who here knew that you shouldn't have a teeth cleaning until 6 weeks -- Late 80s Hokie 04/09/2019 2:17PM

My Dentist tried to cancel due to my high blood pressure -- OrlandoHokie 04/09/2019 6:56PM

It's because the "damaged" area after surgery is more likely -- HokieForever 04/09/2019 4:35PM

I did, and it is any surgery -- WestyHokie 04/09/2019 4:34PM

I have to take amoxicillian prior to having my teeth cleaned............... -- F4EHokie 04/09/2019 3:32PM

So it is a thing. Seems weird to me. I mean, you can eat something that -- Late 80s Hokie 04/09/2019 3:55PM

Similar I think to people with heart issues have to get antibotic (more) -- FfxStationHokie 04/09/2019 2:31PM

My mom has antibiotics prior to dental visits due to joint replacements ** -- BTHokie 04/09/2019 3:29PM

Glad you got to the root of the issue beforehand ** -- Brown Water 04/09/2019 2:23PM

Some folks need the post surgery rules drilled into their head ** -- JoesterVT 04/09/2019 2:31PM

To re-cap, don’t clean your teeth. ** -- B777Fr8Dog 04/09/2019 2:50PM

You've earned a plaque for your advice. ** -- MontyPythokie 04/09/2019 3:27PM

I wouldn't brush such a significant honor aside. ** -- Guy LeDouche 04/09/2019 3:31PM

I'll play, Some of you have a lot of nerve dispensing dental advice ** -- DonHo-kieHi 04/09/2019 10:13PM

So it is a thing. Seems weird to me. I mean, you can eat something that

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