Each of the following conditions is an absolute contraindication to dental treatment until a consultation with the patient's medical provider has determined any special treatment alterations that might be warranted except one.Which is the exception?

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Chronic,stable angina is not a contraindication to dental treatment.According to the most current ACC/AHA guidelines,the primary goals of therapy for a patient with chronic,stable angina are to prevent a myocardial infarct and death and to completely or nearly completely eliminate ischemic symptoms.Unstable or recent onset of angina pectoris,uncontrolled heart failure,uncontrolled arrhythmias,and significant,uncontrolled hypertension are all cardiovascular contraindications to dental treatment.

Each of the Following Conditions Is an Absolute Contraindication to Dental