8-14 days after menstruation is the best time for tooth extraction. If the blood does not clot well during a woman’s menstrual period, tooth extraction or other procedures can easily cause heavy bleeding. Women are also more sensitive to pain during menstruation and their whole body resistance is also reduced, so tooth extraction during this period will feel obvious pain and is also prone to risks such as infection. Therefore, it is better not to extract teeth during menstruation, and 8-14 days after menstruation is the best, during which the extraction bleeds less, the pain is relatively light, the risk of infection is also small, and the wound heals faster. Half an hour after surgery, you should bite the wound with cotton, not eat hot, but eat cold, and not rinse your mouth and brush your teeth for 24 hours to avoid causing wound bleeding.