Coronary heart patients need to pay attention to the following aspects of tooth extraction: 1. If the blood pressure is too high at the time of extraction, it will easily cause more than bleeding after extraction and may induce more serious heart disease.2. It is necessary to pay attention to the changes of one’s ECG. If there are abnormalities in the ECG in the last three months or if there is more obvious angina, it is recommended that the patient should not undergo tooth extraction for the time being.3. If the patient is congenital, at this time, it is also necessary to consider whether there is cardiac insufficiency or heart failure, which are contraindications at this time. This is a contraindication to tooth extraction at this time. It is recommended that patients should be treated after their condition has stabilized, and most of them try to avoid tooth extraction and can take other conservative treatment options. Patients who have suffered from coronary artery disease for many years and generally have mild symptoms and have not had angina in recent years can undergo tooth extraction under the exercise of a cardiac monitor.
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