First, there is no pain after wisdom teeth are pulled out. Because of the problem of anesthetic, the anesthetic failed in about three hours. At this time, the wound began to swell, but it didn't hurt, just felt uncomfortable. Generally, after tooth extraction, the doctor will let you bite a piece of gauze, and it will spit out in 0/5 minutes after tooth extraction. Some people may find it difficult, because anesthetics can numb local nerves, including the nerves that control the tongue, so when spitting gauze, just put your mouth down and gently pull the gauze out.

Second, after wisdom teeth are pulled out, there will be a lot of saliva, but don't spit it out, you must swallow it. Because spitting water will make the wound bleed and slow the wound healing. Don't drink hot water for the first two or three days, but drink warm water at most, because hot water will promote the blood circulation of the wound and is very unfavorable to the healing of the wound and the formation of bone tissue. Cold water can slow down the blood flow in the wound area and make the wound heal better.

Third, you can talk after the operation, but you still talk less. Give priority to liquid food, pay attention to balanced nutrition, and don't eat food that needs chewing. Of course, if you only have one tooth, things will be much better. Pay attention to oral hygiene and rinse your mouth with mouthwash after meals. Brush your teeth often and don't eat hard things. Seven days to remove the stitches, even if the stitches are removed, it will recover in almost half a month, and it will take two or three months to fully recover (that is, all bone tissues are formed).