Wisdom teeth on one side of the jaw can be extracted together, while wisdom teeth on both sides are not recommended to be extracted together. Wisdom teeth usually have no retention value and can cause inflammation, pain and other symptoms, so you can choose to have them removed. However, it is generally recommended to remove both upper and lower wisdom teeth on the same side at one time, and then remove the other wisdom teeth after recovery. Removing both wisdom teeth at the same time will affect eating and cause pain when chewing due to touching food, so it is not recommended to remove both wisdom teeth at the same time. After wisdom teeth extraction, use cotton balls to stop bleeding, do not brush your teeth for 1 day (24 hours), avoid chewing and eating on the side where the teeth were extracted, eat a liquid diet, do not eat spicy and stimulating food, and if necessary, you can use ibuprofen, metronidazole and other medications for anti-inflammatory and pain relief. Please follow the doctor’s instructions for medication.