Does it hurt to pull out wisdom teeth and remove stitches?

The pain is usually mild when wisdom teeth are removed.

Because the wound has recovered after a period of time, the adhesion between the suture and the tissue is not as tight as when it was just sutured. The process of removing the suture is relatively simple and fast. The doctor will use a special instrument to cut and remove the suture gently, usually within a few seconds to ten seconds. The short operation time also reduces the pain. There are individual differences in the feeling of pain. Although most people feel less pain when removing stitches, a few may feel slightly more pain, but the pain is generally tolerable. The doctor's professional technique can also affect the pain perception. An experienced doctor's gentle and precise movements can greatly reduce the discomfort that patients may experience during the suture removal process. It is

recommended that patients remain relaxed before removing stitches. Tension may amplify the perception of pain, and a relaxed attitude helps them cope better with the process.