You can drink milk tea after tooth extraction, but only after two hours and not at too high a temperature. After tooth extraction, the tooth will become very sensitive, after eating food will also cause pain or other adverse reactions, so in order to protect the wound and avoid bleeding again, it is not recommended to eat within two hours, including drinking water and drinking milk tea. It is possible to drink milk tea two hours after tooth extraction, but it is important to note that the temperature of the milk tea should not be too high to avoid causing secondary damage to the tooth. In addition, milk tea contains sugar or some other substances, which can easily pollute the wound. Therefore, you should brush your teeth and rinse your mouth in time and clean your mouth after drinking milk tea, especially after 24 hours of tooth extraction, to avoid contamination of the wound because of milk tea, which can cause infection of the wound and trigger inflammation.