After heart valve surgery, implant denture treatment can be performed after the condition is stabilized and the physical condition permits, but other surgeries are prohibited if there are abnormalities in heart function. Heart valve disease is one of the most common diseases of the heart, and surgery is the main and effective treatment. After surgery, comprehensive physical rehabilitation is required to correct metabolic disorders, surgical stress, renal insufficiency, etc. In addition, cardiac function needs to be evaluated and treated. After cardiovascular function, water and electrolytes are stabilized or restored, implant denture treatment is feasible. To avoid bacteremia that may lead to valve infection, prophylactic anti-infective treatment is recommended prior to implant surgery. If anticoagulant drugs are taken, coagulation function should also be evaluated. Whether other surgical treatments can be performed after valve surgery needs to be determined by the clinician’s comprehensive assessment of the primary condition and physical condition.