Whether high blood pressure can pull teeth, combined with the specific clinical situation specific analysis: First, the blood pressure itself is high or low, if the blood pressure is not well controlled, if the high pressure is above 180mmHg or low pressure is above 120mmHg, do not pull teeth, if the blood pressure is well controlled, for example, high pressure is around 120mmHg and low pressure is around 80mmHg, it does not affect the extraction of teeth If the blood pressure is well controlled, such as high pressure around 120mmHg and low pressure around 80mmHg, it will not affect tooth extraction. Secondly, other diseases combined with hypertension should be relatively stable. Acute myocardial ischemia combined with hypertension is not suitable for tooth extraction, while myocardial ischemia will not affect tooth extraction if the condition is stable after active treatment with drugs and surgery. Third, the coagulation function should be normal. Some patients with hypertension may have atrial fibrillation and are taking anticoagulant medication, so the doctor should assess the risk of bleeding and ensure safety before tooth extraction.