When extracting wisdom teeth, local anesthetics will be injected, during the operation, local pain will not occur, but there may be pain after the anesthesia effect wears off. Generally, when wisdom teeth are extracted, professional dentists will inject local anesthetics before the operation to avoid obvious pain during the extraction process. In addition, if the pain is more serious, it may also affect the operation of the dentist. Generally, during the operation, the patient may not feel any pain. However, as the anesthetic is metabolized, local pain will gradually appear, and may be accompanied by bleeding and other phenomena. If there is localized pain after wisdom tooth extraction, oral ibuprofen extended-release capsules can be taken under the guidance of the doctor for pain relief.