Is it dangerous to pull out two wisdom teeth at a time?

Two wisdom teeth at a time is dangerous. Two wisdom

teeth at a time means that there are two wounds in the mouth, which will lead to a relatively increased amount of bleeding, postoperative swelling and pain may also be more serious, increasing the risk of postoperative infection. Secondly, postoperative recovery is more difficult. Patients need to cope with the recovery of two wounds at the same time, facing greater challenges in terms of diet, oral hygiene, etc., which may affect eating and normal life. Complications such as bleeding, dry socket, etc., may occur at a relatively high probability. If there is a problem with one side of the wound, it may also affect the recovery of the other side.

It is important to note that everyone has different tolerance for surgery. Pulling two wisdom teeth at a time may be beyond the ability of some people, especially those with poor physical condition or underlying diseases, and may cause more serious health problems. Patients should fully understand the risks and actively communicate with their doctors to ensure the safety and effectiveness of surgery.