After the anesthesia disappears, there is usually a certain degree of pain, and the exact degree of pain varies from person to person. 1. The degree of pain after tooth extraction is related to each person’s sensitivity to pain. If the sensitivity to pain is low, patients usually do not feel severe pain. If the sensitivity to pain is high, it may amplify the pain response and cause the patient to feel severe pain. 2. If the pain after tooth extraction is severe and unbearable, patients can take painkillers under the guidance of the doctor, such as diclofenac sodium extended-release tablets or loxoprofen sodium tablets, etc. Taking painkillers can effectively relieve the pain after tooth extraction. 3. You can’t rinse your mouth or brush your teeth on the day after extraction, but you can start rinsing your mouth on the next day and brushing your teeth on the third day, but you need to pay attention to oral hygiene during this period to avoid bacterial infection in the wound. It is recommended to eat two hours after tooth extraction, avoid seafood, beef and mutton and other foods, while patients need to quit smoking and drinking. If you feel unwell, you should go to the hospital in time, so as not to delay the condition, the use of drugs need to follow the doctor’s instructions.