Causes and Symptoms of Hypertension: Implants for Patients with Hypertension (PRF Implants)

Hypertension and Implants

Causes and Symptoms of Hypertension

Hypertension Implant PRF Implant

Once you start to enter your 60s,

as many as 50.6% of men and 45.5% of women experience hypertension,

so hypertension is one of the common diseases in older age.

These days, even among people in their 30s, 17.3% of men and 2% of women

have hypertension,

so it is not a disease that is safe for younger age groups either.

Because hypertension makes blood circulation difficult,

special care is needed during implant surgery.

What is hypertension?

Hypertension is more than simply having a high blood pressure reading;

it refers to a condition in which blood vessels are continuously under high pressure,

placing a burden on the entire body.

Hypertension is diagnosed when systolic blood pressure is 140 mmHg or higher,

or when diastolic blood pressure is 90 mmHg or higher.

As of 2021, among adults aged 19 and older,

the prevalence of hypertension was

25.2% for men and 17.1% for women,

showing a considerably high rate.

In particular, among people aged 60 and older,

50.6% of men and 45.5% of women

experience hypertension, making it a common condition,

and in recent years it has also been steadily increasing among people in their 30s.

Causes of hypertension

Hypertension is broadly divided into secondary hypertension (when there is a clear underlying disease)

and primary hypertension (when it is difficult to identify a specific cause).

Secondary hypertension

accounts for about 5% of all patients,

and the remaining 95% are primary hypertension,

which is characterized by the difficulty of finding a clear cause.

The main predictable causes are as follows:

Family history and genetic factors

Hormonal changes after menopause

Excessive drinking and smoking

Lack of exercise and older age

Excess sodium intake

Chronic stress

Metabolic abnormalities such as obesity and hyperlipidemia

In other words, hypertension can be seen as occurring through a complex interaction of lifestyle habits and overall health.

Symptoms of hypertension

Hypertension is nicknamed the “silent killer” because

it has very few obvious symptoms.

For that reason, early detection is difficult, and it often leads to complications.

Symptoms that may occasionally appear include

headaches, dizziness, and fatigue

nosebleeds or blood in the urine

reduced vision

However, even these can be easily confused with other diseases,

so regular blood pressure measurement is more important than anything else.

If treatment is delayed, blood vessel damage worsens

and can lead to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases such as myocardial infarction, stroke, angina, and heart failure.

Conversely, hypertension can also develop due to existing conditions such as stroke, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes.

How hypertension affects implants

Implants

are surgeries that require gum incision and suturing, as well as the osseointegration process between bone and the artificial root.

Therefore, when blood vessel health is poor or

blood pressure control is unstable,

it may be difficult to stop bleeding, causing bleeding to last longer,

and recovery may also be slower.

Because blood pressure fluctuations on the day of surgery are directly related to patient safety,

thorough preoperative testing and strict blood pressure management are essential.

In particular, the medical team must be fully informed about medication use, lifestyle habits, and even the patient’s preoperative stress level in order to ensure a safe surgery.

Hypertension implant PRF implant

One of the methods recommended for patients with hypertension is

PRF implants.

PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin) is a method in which,

from the patient’s own blood,

white blood cells and platelets are separated,

growth factors are concentrated,

and then applied to the surgical site.

Promotes regeneration of the gums and jawbone

Sustained healing effect through protein components

Enhances immunity and provides anti-infective effects

Shortens recovery time

Thanks to these advantages, patients with hypertension can also increase the success rate of hypertension implants.

Precautions for implant patients with hypertension

For a safe implant surgery,

patients themselves also need to manage their lifestyle.

Stop taking aspirin for a certain period of time

Maintain regular exercise and healthy eating habits

Quit smoking and drinking

Be sure to check blood pressure and pulse before and after surgery

Relieve tension to prevent a sudden rise in blood pressure

Be sure to discuss medication use with the medical team

Following these basic rules is necessary for smooth recovery after surgery and to reduce the risk of complications.

Implant clinic for patients with hypertension

Implants for patients with hypertension are

not simply a procedure to place teeth,

but a highly specialized surgery that also takes overall health into account.

Therefore, it is important to choose a clinic with medical staff who have experience with a wide range of cases

and systematic expertise.

Gangnam Saro Dental Clinic has extensive experience with implants for patients with systemic diseases such as diabetes and osteoporosis,

as well as hypertension.

Based on many years of clinical experience,

it develops customized surgical plans tailored to each patient’s situation

and provides stable results by minimizing the risk of complications.

Hypertension is a common condition that can happen to anyone,

but if not managed, it can lead to serious complications.

Especially when preparing for surgery such as implants,

blood pressure control and attentive care from specialized medical staff are essential.

PRF implants and other advanced treatments

open up new possibilities even for patients with hypertension,

helping them expect safe and faster recovery.

The path to regaining a healthy smile starts not just with placing teeth, but with managing overall health together. Meeting a trustworthy dental clinic will be the safest choice.

A new smile

A new beginning

• This post is a medical information article presented by a medical institution due to a third-party contractual relationship.