The extraction of blocked teeth requires a range of specialized oral medical equipment, including a dental film machine or a curved tomograph, X-ray projection of the blocked teeth to clarify the specific root and inferior alveolar nerve and blood vessels of the blocked teeth, as well as the application of basic oral disposable treatment kits, including forceps, mouth mirrors and probes, which are used to pull the corners of the mouth and probe the lesion during the procedure, and the application of anesthetics and syringes. An anesthetic injection is needed before the procedure to ensure that the operation is performed painlessly, a blade and periosteal separator need to be applied for gingival incision and suturing, further dental drills and jaws and forceps need to be applied during extraction, and finally a needle holder and stitches need to be applied for suturing of the extraction wound.