Hello Thanks for the query. It seems there is a confusion between your family physician and the echo-cardiogram report. Well, this is to inform you that the latest recommendations(2010) from american heart association is that prophylaxis is required before dental procedures are limited to 6 conditions. They are 1)Patients with a prosthetic cardiac valve, 2)Patients with a history of previous episodes of endocarditis, 3)Patients with un-repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease, 4) Patients who are post-operative or post-interventional catheterization with prosthetic material in place for six months while endothelialization occurs , 5) Repaired congenital heart disease where there is a residual defect at the site of or adjacent to prosthetic material and 6) Post-cardiac transplant patients with cardiac valvulopathy. NO OTHER CARDIAC OR CARDIAC VALVULAR CONDITIONS REQUIRE ANTIBIOTICS PROPHYLAXIS BEFORE DENTAL PROCEDURE. So whether you have aortic stenosis or not, it doesn't matter in relation to prophylaxis before dental procedures. Be happy and enjoy your life...

according to american heart association or bha u need not to tak any antibiotic prophylaxis for the aortic stenosis.
before any dental procedure .so u need to worry as long as ur developing any furthr symptom due AS.
generally atibiotic prophylaxis before dental procedure is given to counter act the chance of development of sabe .now most of the cases where chance of development of sabe ,are previously injured mitral valve or previous history of sabe.
though there are group has been classified by aha

Patients at a High-Risk of
Developing Bacterial Infection:
•
Prosthetic cardiac valves, includi
ng bioprost
hetic and homograft valves.
•
Previous Bacterial endocarditis
•
Complex c
y
anotic congenital heart disease
(e.g., single ventricle states,
transposition of the great arte
ries, tetralogy of Fallot).
•
Surgically
c
onstructed
system
ic pulmonary shunts or co
nduits.
Patients at a Moderate-Risk of
Developin
g
Bacterial Infection:
•
Most other congenital cardiac malformations
(other than those listed
above and below).
•
Acquired v
a
lvar dysfunction
(e.g., rheum
atic
heart disease).
•
Hypertrophic
cardiomyopathy.
•
Matiral valve prolapse with valvar
regurgitation and/or thickened leaf
lets now in your case decision is 50-50 ,if due AS u developed hypertrophic cardiomyopathy thn u should be prescribed antibiotic before thn procedure (surgical dental procedure where sufficient amount blood inv) o.w u may not take antibiotic

Hi,

Thanks for asking the query,

I would like to tell you that an antibiotic prophylaxis is usually required in case of prosthetic valve patient, in a patient with the history of endocardititis, congenital heart diseases, cardiac transplant, cardiac valuopathy, post operative patients with prosthetic materials.

In the case of aortic stenosis antibiotic prophylaxis may not be required for a dental procedure.

Hope you find this as helpful,

Regards.