Wisdom tooth extraction can be registered with the Department of Maxillofacial Surgery, and some hospitals do not have a detailed division of departments, so you can directly register with the Department of Stomatology, and wisdom tooth extraction is only a minor outpatient surgery that does not require hospitalization. For wisdom teeth that grow vertically and can all erupt, it is less difficult and less expensive to remove them, but for wisdom teeth that are blocked, especially those that are horizontally blocked, it is more difficult to remove them and the incision is relatively larger, so the cost is also higher. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, grow next to the second molars in the innermost part of the mouth, which is usually difficult to clean when brushing, and if the gums around the wisdom teeth become inflamed, it will cause repeated pain. After the wisdom teeth are removed, there is no need for dental restoration, which will not affect the normal chewing, but there is still a certain risk of wisdom teeth removal, so be sure to go to a regular hospital for extraction.