First, it's important to understand that a pacemaker is a medical device that is used to control the heart's rhythm and heart rate. If you have a pacemaker installed in your body, then you should inform your doctor before undergoing any surgery or medical procedure.
Dental implant surgery may involve the use of local anesthetics or sedatives, which may have some effect on the pacemaker. For example, local anesthetics may slow down the heart rate, while sedatives may affect the respiratory and circulatory systems. For this reason, your doctor will need to know about your heart health and the type, location, and function of your pacemaker before performing your dental implant procedure.
During the procedure, your doctor will take steps to minimize the impact on your pacemaker. Examples include using low doses of local anesthetics and sedatives, avoiding direct manipulation of the pacemaker site, and monitoring vital signs such as heart rate and breathing.
Overall, if you have a pacemaker, you should consult a medical professional before undergoing a dental implant procedure to understand the impact and risks of the procedure on the pacemaker and follow the doctor's recommendations for the necessary preparation and treatment.