Both general and local anesthesia are used for wisdom tooth extraction, and the exact type of anesthesia used depends on the specific situation of the patient having the tooth extracted. If you only need to remove one wisdom tooth at a time, the use of local anesthesia can be, there is no need for general anesthesia, because the cost of general anesthesia will be higher than local anesthetics. If the patient because of the time relationship, a one-time need to remove multiple wisdom teeth, which may also have a level of blocked wisdom teeth and other complex wisdom teeth. In this case, general anesthesia is recommended to remove, in the state of general anesthesia, will give the patient the maximum degree of pain relief. All anesthesia and local anesthesia are two common anesthesia methods, are very safe and not dangerous, and there is no stimulation, the specific way you want to use which can be based on their own situation to decide.