Hello If the issues are in controlled go ahead after a check and x days

We can do permanent implants even incase if diabetes as long as it is under control. Hypertension / BP can be locally managed with the use of techniques and medicines that we regularly use.

Implant placement is dependent on the availability of bone. If you have enough bone, then you can definitely go for implants. Diabetes and Hypertension are not going to be issues if they are under control. If you are on blood thinners like aspirin, then your implantologist might ask you to stop that particular medication for 3 days before the procedure.

Hi.  Implants are a great option for tooth replacement and are worldwide considered to be the first choice to replace teeth unless contraindicated. You mentioned you have diabetes and (high) blood pressure but these are not a problem as long as they are controlled with medication. Your dentist will check your medical history and your latest blood tests, if they are acceptable will continue with the treatment Another important criteria for implants is a CBCT of the mouth/ area of implant placement. This diagnostic report tells us your bone quality and quantity and helps plan your implant treatment. If your CBCT and blood reports are normal, the  dentist can definitely proceed with the procedure.